Nigeria will continue to move forward, says Osinbajo
Buhari sets-up electoral reform panel, okays Nnamani As Chairman
Rip-roaring season comes to end with major talking points
Leaked records show Trump may have avoided taxes for 18 years
Bishop Ezeokafor condemns herdsmen’s attack on priests
Dabz Movies launches film channel online with Roommates
We had established links with Boko Haram for exchange of abducted girls – Lai Mohammed
Independence : I will hand over to younger generation – Okorocha
Navy arrests 4 crude oil thieves
Haiti, Jamaica prepare for powerful Hurricane Matthew
Buhari to Niger Delta militants: You can’t hold Nigeria to ransom
The Dream, The Distress
Fear of Brazil did us in, Flamingoes coach says
Coach Toblow cries out, don’t let me die
Video: Watch that Peter Obi’s speech that got social media buzzing

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We agree that Nigerians are hungry but…— Tony Momoh, APC leader
Nigeria as a nation is highly stressed and Nigerians as a people are under stress and that stress can only be cured through attending to the causes of the stress. President Muhammadu Buhari is the “stubborn” man who is not swallowed by problems and I can say that he is the man at the moment who can address that stress. When you look at w3hat is happening in Nigeria economically, even in the area of security and politically too, they are signs of the time. In other words, they are worldwide. And the solution needs a wide approach, not in terms of our training to take and take and take but the need to establish value to enable us give and give and give.
Modest borrowing, transparent asset sale will rescue economy – Hayford Alile
APOSTLE (Dr.) Hayford Ikponmwonsa Alile, pioneer Director General/Chief Executive Officer, Nigeria Stock Exchange, NSE, served on the Board of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, for six years after his 24-year-stint at the NSE. In this interview, the spiritual leader of St. Joseph’s Chosen Church of God, SJCCG, throws his weight behind the sale of the nation’s assets to reverse economic recession.
Even darker days for Nigeria, as power supply gets worse
Balogun Shakirat woke up with a start at 3:00 am and put on the light in her workshop in a crowded working class district of Nigeria’s commercial capital, Lagos.
Guy Ikokwu to Buhari on restructuring: Don’t ignore Soyinka, Ekwueme, Atiku, Anyaoku, others
Civil war hero and second republic politician, Chief Guy Ikokwu, in this piece to mark Nigeria’s 56th independence anniversary, asks President Muhammadu Buhari to resist the temptation to reject the calls, especially from eminent people, to initiate immediate moves to restructure the nation, saying that is the only way to prosperity. In the last few […]
Rangers: The making of champions
From the shackles of a defeated army arose what later became a symbol of hope, an epitome of determination
Ngerem ‘weeps’ for Athletics
That Nigeria returned from the 2016 Rio Olympics without a medal is no longer news. Stakeholders and other Nigerians alike, have been dissecting the problem of sports generally and proffering solutions.
Henry Ajomale U-15 Cup competition hots up
The closing ceremony of 6th annual edition of the on-going U-15 Henry Ajomale Cup football competition comes up on Sunday, October 9, at the Campus Mini Stadium in Ajele area of Lagos.
Feeling used and dumped? It happens all the time!
No matter how liberated society is about sex and how you go about making the most of the opportunities you have, at the end of the day, you have to face the decision you make and account for your recklessness. The bandwagon effect seldom bodes well for everybody as Ruki recently found out.
Your miracle is not too late
God wants his children to develop the habit of praying always
The dame and us
I have a fascination for the political cartoons. They were so pithy, straight to the point; most of the time unambiguous. I have done some of the time work on some of them. They can be sober and sometimes licentious. You can learn one or two from them.
OPEC exempts Nigeria from reducing production output
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, have exempted Nigeria, Iran and Libya from cutting production output given the peculiar internal challenges they found themselves.
NIGERIA: 56 years later
The civil war continues to haunt Nigeria today because its ghosts were never properly buried. The contradictions of that war gave impetus to all the abominations that came to characterize the post-war nation
Without Buhari, Nigeria would have been a better country, Onuesoke replies Segun Oni
A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta State, Chief Sunny Onuesoke, says Nigeria would have been a better country without President Muhammadu Buhari
Stop calling me gay because I’m a virgin, Adokiye begs
Couple of years back when singer cum Nollywood actress, Adokiye Kyrian confessed to Potpourri that she was still a virgin at 23, the entertainment world welcomed the news with a mixture of shock and disbelief.
Again, Nema Releases 80,000 assorted bags, other relief items for Borno Idps
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) north east zonal office in Maiduguri, yesterday released another batch of 80,000 bags of rice, maize, beans and Sugar for the feeding of 1.6 million Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) at various resetlement camps and other satellite centres across Borno State with a view to addressing malnutrition and other related humanitarian needs.

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