Kaduna govt upholds religious freedoms, all constitutional rights
Chlorine leak: Students, others, narrowly escape death in Bauchi
4 ways Nigerian can attract new customers to small businesses
Lagos shanties of horror
Five mistakes smart leaders make that can ruin companies
Recession forces Nigerians into Phone swap at Abuja GSM Village
I don’t believe Chibok girls were kidnapped – Fayose
Coach Lippi dumps Italy for China
GPS best for students’ protection – Group
Trump to roll out first 100 days plan
Buhari’s meeting with N-Delta leaders now October 31
Five questions on the ICC
U.S. Election Campaign: Clinton scared
Most deadly chopper crashes in Europe in last 10 years
Security raised on London Tube after arrest
Vigilante group foils kidnap attempt, apprehend one

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Rangers’ coach to unveil plans for 2016/2017 CAF, NPFL leagues in November
Rangers coach Imama Amapakabo will unveil his plans and programmes for Rangers’ 2016/2017 Confederation of African Football (CAF) in November
Iraq forces have killed 48 IS attackers in Kirkuk
Iraqi security forces have killed 48 of the gunmen who stormed parts of Kirkuk in a shock attack claimed by the Islamic State group, the city’s police chief said.
Nigeria has become an irresistible, important site of culture – Lai Mohammed
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has hailed the very rich cultural history and tradition of the ancient Benin Kingdom, one of the famous destinations during the exploitation of the African continent by the Europeans.
Nigerians name ministers Buhari should drop
THE outcome of two online opinion polls commissioned by Saturday Vanguard to feel the pulse of Nigerians regarding increasing calls on President Muhammadu Buhari to rijig his ministers revealed that many believed that an urgent reorganisation of the President’s cabinet would be key to resolving the perception of inactivity about the Buhari administration.
Buhari, Boko Haram and release of Chibok girls
After his triumphant outing in the poll last year, President Muhammadu Buhari reiterated his campaign promise to adopt a different approach, in tackling the Boko Haram insurgency, and securing the release of the girls of Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, abducted in 2014 by the terrorist group.
Judiciary wing of the wailers go for Amaechi’s jugular
As soon as the Department of State Services (DSS), in obedience to relevant laws of the land relating to arrest and detention, released arrested Justices on personal recognition within 24 hours of arrest, a certain mixed feelings enveloped yours truly. Over time, the mixed feelings quickly transmuted into a cross breed of fear and eeriness.
Russia chooses wolf as mascot for 2018 World Cup
Russia has chosen a goggled wolf as mascot for the 2018 World Cup.
BIAFRA: What agitators should do – Captain Gbulie
What we need is to put our own acts together. We fought a war to protect lives and property but why are we kidnapping our own people; why are we seeking the down fall of our own people, why don’t we do onye ahana nwanneya (be our brother’s keeper). If you go to Abuja and you are given a job, you allow your brother and come in there and speak Igbo and not when he speaks Igbo you will say mba, no, don’t speak Igbo here.
Gododogodo: A chilling mass murder wrapped in conspiracy
Last Wednesday, another violent incident on this police check point, which is about 2km to Pasankori (a palmwine depot) down-slope, would become a grim precursor to the evil that would befall Godogodo, about 8km away, three days later.
$2.1 b arms cash: Fani-Kayode to be flown to Abuja for fresh questioning
Indications emerged last night that the former Director of Media and Publicity of the President Goodluck Jonathan Campaign Organisation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, who was re-arrested yesterday by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, after he stepped out of a court room at Federal High Court Lagos, where he is standing trial would be flown to Abuja for fresh interrogation.
US concerned about South Africa quitting ICC
The United States expressed concern on Friday over South Africa’s decision to withdraw its support from the International Criminal Court.
5 tips for every Nigerian couple’s first trip together
Travelling with a romantic partner is always an exciting and awesome idea, especially when it is the first time. Not only do you get the chance to make treasured romantic memories such as trying a local delicacy and getting sick together afterwards, you get to learn new things about the destination and bonding over new experiences.
Why we established innovation, experience centre – Frank Li
The Managing Director, Huawei Nigeria, Mr. Frank Li, recently granted interview to a few journalists on how it is collaborating with the Federal Government to improve health and education sectors, among other issues. Hi-Tech Editor, Prince Osuagwu was there.
S.Africa’s withdrawal rocks International Criminal Court
South Africa announced Friday that it would withdraw from the International Criminal Court, dealing a major blow to a troubled institution set up to try the world’s worst crimes.
Update: 55 killed in Cameroon train derailment: minister
Fifty-five people were killed and almost 600 injured when a packed Cameroon passenger train derailed on Friday, leaving debris strewn across nearby tracks as carriages swung off the rails.

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