CSKA to resign Musa if….
Media group commends DESOPADEC Chairman, others
Bayelsa revenue boss’ son, girlfriend die in fire
Dalung hails Nigerian Army Sports Festival
I warned Nigerians against voting for Buhari – Sen Okurounmu
Importance of due diligence in property investment
I’m alive, says man with 90 wives
Caleb varsity produces 15 first class graduates
Ezenwa hires trainer for Algeria
Buhari ready for talks, invites N-Delta leaders for meeting
Senate begins debate on 2017 MTEF/FSP tomorrow
Jegede, Ibrahim bicker over Abuja ruling
Herdsmen kill 20 in Kaduna; 24-hr curfew imposed
Customs sacks 17 for drug addiction, certificate forgery
How AFC made $60m from round-tripping CBN funds
FREED Chibok girls: ACPN Ondo guber office lauds FG

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Oke remains our candidate – AD
THE National Executive Council, NEC, of the Alliance for Democracy, AD, has restated that Chief Olusola Oke remained the governorship candidate of the party.
English Premier League table
English Premier League table after Sunday’s matches (played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, points):
Nigerian Banks and Dubai analyst: Stemming external aggressors
When the Honorable Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, in Washington during a discussion on the importance of addressing infrastructure gaps in developing countries at the recently concluded IMF\World Bank annual meetings accused the western powers of being a stumbling block to Nigeria’s plan to improve power output through the use of coal, many took the statement on its face value.
Five things we learned in the Premier League
Arsenal showed some unexpected steel while Manchester City proved lack of practice certainly doesn’t make perfect. Here are five things we learned from the Premier League this weekend. – Man City pay the penalty – The old adage is “practice makes perfect” and Manchester City suggested the opposite — that lack of practice makes imperfect […]
CBN monetary operations sucked N1.4trn from banks in Sept
LAGOS—Aggregate money outflow from the banking system in pursuit of investments in government securities floated by Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, in September was N1.4 trillion, according to the apex bank’s data.

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