Rev. Asake says el-Rufai’s leadership bias
Prison command lauds Comptroller-General for promoting officers in Kwara
N25BN ETF: Lagos targets 900,000 jobs by 2019
Breaking: Putin recants Minister’s declaration, says Russia’ll not expel any U.S diplomats
Putin says Russia will not expel US diplomats
‘How Shekau escaped from Sambisa remains a mystery’
Tekno, Wizkid soar at MVP awards
South Africa emulates Nigeria, increases petrol price by 4 per cent
Breaking: Again, Buhari, Saraki in closed-door meeting
Between Fayemi and the Ondo election
Russia says ‘RIP’ to Obama administration
Breaking: Russia retaliates, expels 35 US diplomats
Regal Dry Gin thrills consumers at FUJI Slam
SGF, Magu saga: is corruption fighting back?
Homicide: District head’s son to die by hanging
Between the Senate and Babachir Lawal

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Audio: “Kill everybody you can kill,” Wike allegedly tells Fayose in leaked phone conversation
An alleged telephone conversation between the Rivers state Governor, Nyesom Wike and the Ekiti state Governor, Ayodele Fayose quoting Wike as saying “kill everybody you can kill” as well as saying the “Nigerian army does not exist again” has got the social media buzzing.
We want to know the employers of 50,000 ghost workers – Afenifere
YORUBA socio-political Organisation, Afenifere has called on the Federal Government to disclose employers of the 50,000 ghost workers recently retrenched from public service.
Trump to meet US spy chiefs to get Russian hacking ‘facts’
US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday responded to a slew of US election related sanctions against Russia with a call for the country to “move on” and a conciliatory pledge to meet US spy chiefs he has harshly criticized.
Impeached S. Korea president spared court appearance
The court tasked with validating the impeachment of South Korean President Park Geun-Hye said Friday that she would not be required to appear for questioning.
N-Delta groups fault Presidency over stand on dialogue
THE Niger Delta Security Watch Organization of Nigerian, NDSWON, Ijaw Peoples Development Initiative, IPDI, and Foundation for Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Crusade, FHRACC, yesterday, said the claim by the Presidency that the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, an umbrella group of traditional rulers, leaders and stakeholders of the coastal states of Niger Delta, had no power over of militants in the region was fallacious.
Recession not a curse from God— Clergyman
A Bayelsa-based clergyman, Reverend Ken Esekhaigbe, has dismissed the claims in some quarters that the current economic hardship in Nigeria is caused by God to punish the people for their ungodly and sinful ways, saying the economic hardship was rather caused by wrong decisions, mismanagement during past administrations.
LAGOS STATE TO CREATE 25,000 JOBS IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS
As part of the newly launched CLEANER LAGOS INITIATIVE (CLI) the State through the Commissioner of Information, Mr. Steve Ayorinde has announced a robust plan to employ over 2% of its entire population over the next few years with the implementation of new environmental policies and procedures. According to him, the CLI will employ 25,000 […]
Catholic priest leads protest by Sapele residents over power outage
OVER 5,000 residents of Sapele, Delta State, led by the priest of Saint Patricks Church, Sapele, Reverend Father Christopher Ekibo, on Wednesday protested incessant power outages and outrageous billings by the Benin Electricity Distribution Company, BEDC.
One Million boys vs Indomie boys: How Ibadan mayhem pitched Clerics against Olubadan
Ibadan – Considering the magnitude of both human and material losses in the penultimate week when two rival groups, ‘One Million boys’ and ‘Indomie Abe Igi Boys ’ sacked some parts of Ibadan metropolis like Beere, Born Photo, Ilupeju, Agbokojo,Mapo, Idi-Aro and Akala Way, the leadership of the Methodist Church of Nigeria, led by Sunday Ola Makinde and the President, Sword of the Spirit Ministries, Bishop Francis Wale Oke have called on the Olubadan of Ibadan, His Imperial majesty, Oba Saliu Adetunji to work hand in hand with the police, Governor Abiola Ajimobi and other security agencies to expose all those who ruptured the peace of the ancient city and their sponsors.
World’s highest bridge opens in China
The world’s highest bridge has opened to traffic in China, connecting two provinces in the mountainous southwest and reducing travel times by as much as three-quarters, local authorities said Friday

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