Photos: Opening ceremony of 2016 Olojo Festival in Ile Ife
My wife belongs to my kitchen: Buhari only joking, says Garba Shehu
AATF, IAR develop insect, pest resistant cowpea
Mines officers to face punishment for economic sabotage – FG
Buhari’s recent assault on the judiciary and Nigeria’s road to doom
Zuma: Corruption report pending
Doctors suspend strike
Ondo: Court orders INEC to recognise Jimoh Ibrahim as PDP candidate
Relatives of Chibok girls overjoyed
Militants attack crude oil delivery line in Delta
Obama: Trump from ‘swamp of crazy’
Chibok girls’ release thrills Abdulsalami
Aisha Buhari wants cabinet shakeup
Timaya unveiled as oracle for ‘3 Thrones’ concert

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Stephanie Korie to represent Nigeria in Miss Multinational 2016
Come November 20, 2016, Nigeria, among other countries, will slug it out on the stage of one of the biggest beauty pageants in the world, Miss Multinational.
Controversy trails B-Red’s new song ‘Dele’
Some months ago, the media was awash with the news of an alleged rift between singer, B-Red and his more popular cousin, Davido. It was said that B-Red wasn’t pleased with Davido’s new signee at the time, Mayorkun.
Read full text of Aisha Buhari’s interview with BBC Hausa
Aisha Buhari: Yes it is surprising; nobody thought it is going to be like this. But now that it is so…sometimes when one is doing something wrong without him knowing, but when people talk to them, they should listen. Because in the future, whether he is going to contest or not, it is that same people that would vote for APC. We hope those people don’t come back, and everybody don’t hope so too.
I don’t know which party my wife belongs to – Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has said that he does not know which party his wife, Aisha belongs to.
Merkel turns to Africa to curb mass migrant flow
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday wrapped up a week of Africa diplomacy aimed at slowing the flow of migrants to Europe from a continent battered by conflict and poverty.
Bayelsa employs 250 youths to tackle oil theft
No fewer than 250 youths have been recruited by the Bayelsa government to combat oil theft and pipeline vandalism in the state.
Vietnam to support Nigeria’s non-oil sector development
Mr Dao Duc, Head of Trade Office of the Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam on Friday expressed his government’s readiness to support Nigeria in the development of its non-oil sector.
My wife belongs to my kitchen, Buhari responds to Aisha’s interview
President Muhammadu Buhari has responded to the BBC interview with his wife, Aisha, where she questioned his leadership by saying his wife belongs to his kitchen.
Edo Poll: Stakeholders accuse INEC of complexity, storm Abuja in protest
ABUJA – CITIZENS of Edo state, Friday, have stormed the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) office in Abuja in a peaceful protest, accusing INEC of complexity in the just concluded gubernatorial poll in the state.
Ched Evans cleared of rape at retrial
Wales international footballer Ched Evans was found not guilty of rape by a jury at Cardiff Crown Court on Friday following a retrial.
Anambra: Peter Obi’s former aide faults him on claims of financial prudence
ABUJA: Claims by the immediate-past governor of Anambra state, Peter Obi, that he ran a very lean administration and consequently left billions for his successor, Willie Obiano have been faulted by one of the aides of the ex-governor, Benji Obi, saying his former boss was far from the truth.
CBN approves special forex for Airlines, others
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), yesterday, approved a Special Secondary Market Intervention Retail Sales (SMIS) for airlines operating in the country.
Five takeaways from Aisha Buhari’s interview that got people talking
Controversies have continued to trail the comments of the First Lady, Aisha Buhari in an interview with BBC Hausa where she said cabals had hijacked Buhari’s government.
Resident doctors at UCH suspend strike
Members of the Association of Resident Doctors (ARD) at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, have suspended their five-day warning strike.

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