Arsenal vs Watford: Ighalo dares Iwobi
Sexless marriages on the increase!
Ibinabo’s loyalist versus Emeka Ike
Obasanjo tasks governors on performance
My boss, Sheriff will destroy PDP — Gov Shettima
Curious facts of the Ibori London case
Mikel steps out against Villa
After six years, police arrest killer of 9-year-old girl
Onyeabo’s controversial film, Tribe gears up for cinema run
AFCON 2017: Kojo nails NFF for Eagles failure
Lekki Garden residents kick against integrity test by govt
Beware of the silent thief of sight
AFCON 2017 Failure: Where NFF got it wrong

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NAPTIP denies neglecting maid allegedly raped by Lebanese
The National Agency For The Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons, NAPTIP, has denied allegation of neglecting a 17-year-old Roda Timothy who was reportedly raped by her Lebanese boss, Hussein Ali and being accommodated at the agency.
Magodo residents hold sports day
The South East zone of Magodo Residents Association held its second edition of community sports and fun day amidst pomp and pageantry.
Why Afizere people of Jos abhor dog meat
Dog meat suya (barbecue) is a common delicacy among the people of Plateau State. It is eaten with burukutu (a local brew), beer, or any other preferred drink. A formal or informal gathering is incomplete without dog meat suya. However, among all the ethnic groups in the state, only the people of Afizere stand out as those who forbid dog meat.
APC keeps pushing the evil day
The confessions of President Muhammadu Buhari during penultimate Thursday’s National Executive Committee, NEC meeting of the All Progressives Congress, APC about the failed elections under his watch should ordinarily elicit much interest. The president in his speech appeared to be appealing to the grassroots of the party for understanding in the face of the difficult challenges the country has been passing through under a government that promised much change.
PDP: Taking advantage of APC’s failings
Since the defeat by the All Progressive Congress in last year’s general election, members of the Peoples Democratic Party have been forced to an unfamiliar position of being a party in opposition after sixteen years of calling the shots at the federal level. Gradually but steadily, members of the party, especially its leadership have come to accept that the years of dictating the pace of activities in the country are over; at least in the next three years when there would be another elections and the parties will seek the people’s mandate again.
Should Kachikwu be made to resign?
A petrol station is not the place to spend Easter. But that was what happened to millions of Nigerians last week. For many, the entire Easter weekend was devoted to the search of the elusive liquid gold. So it was at Christmas. So it was at New Year. It is beginning to look like the leadership is determined to deny the rest of us the simple pleasures of the festive seasons having taken most other pleasures and conveniences from us. In the midst of all this, the man whose duty it is to ensure we have sufficient fuel for our needs said most undiplomatically that he was not a magician and that our woes would continue a while longer. We had adequate fuel most of last year and the year before. Were his predecessors practicing sorcery or magic?
Amaechi vs Wike: Politics by barbarians
Samuel Okonta is dead. His death sparked no public anger. Youth corper, on national duty, chased down and murdered. Amaechi, Wike, Dakuku, Asari Dokubo, Patience Jonathan, Ateke Tom, Egberipapa et al are all alive. Living with their families in secure comfort. Glory be to God. They have poured in their condolences and tears but left their rhetoric erect and dangerous. When opponents become cockroaches, murder becomes mere pest control. When demon possess elephants in a fight even trees are not spared. Soldiers have also been mowed down. Port Harcourt is now the garden of bloodletting. Depths that ISIS is yet to contemplate are being plumbed. In this abattoir, vultures take away skulls for keeps.
Power rises to 3,128,50MW
Generation capacity, made a positive rebound of 3, 128.50MegaWatt on Friday, after all the Discos received zero MW allocation from the system operator, Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN on Thursday.
Fresh boost for improved power supply
The Minister of Power, Works and Housing Mr. Babatunde Fashola SAN on Thursday presided at the historic signing of agreements between the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) and Aba Power Limited to end a three – year dispute that had stalled the completion of a 141 MW Power Project for the area.
The reactionary and the activist
The good people of Ekiti State are supposed to have elected Ayo Fayose as their state governor. They must have done so in all innocence and with the expectation of his keeping to the proper behaviour of an occupant of the high office.
Focus on non-oil resources, IMF tells FG
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has stressed the critical need for Nigeria to raise non oil revenues to ensure fiscal sustainability while maintaining infrastructure and social spending. This is contained in a statement released yesterday by the Board of the multilateral institution on its assessment in its Article IV Consultation with Nigeria on March 30. The IMF Executive Board in a statement said it welcomed the renewed effort of the federal government to adopt legislation to spur investment in the oil and gas sector, and promote policies to strengthen governance of the sector.
Tension in rural Kaduna after murder of a colonel
The sense of insecurity in Kaduna metropolis especially among the relatively well-offs, has pervaded into far rural areas of the state.
When it’s magnanimous to forgive and forget!
FAMILIARITY not only breeds contempt, it also breeds a hotbed of opportunities for unfaithfulness. The more close-knit a crop of friends are, the wider the chances of swopping partners, albeit discreetly. Tope’s recent experience, however, took the cake when it comes to how far you can go in forgiving a friend who ‘snatched’ the partner you believed you could have married.
The win/win formula
“Marriage may alleviate the problem of loneliness, but it presents the challenge of getting along with another person. It teaches you that you can’t always avoid conflict, but you can make it work for you. The truth is, unless there are two winners in a marriage, there are none at all.” Excerpt from a man on his 50th wedding anniversary.
Seplat, Vitol, seven others bid for new oil refineries
Vitol SA and Seplat Petroleum Development Company Limited are among nine companies that submitted bids to construct new oil refineries in Nigeria as Africa’s top crude producer seeks to boost output of refined fuel and end its dependence on imports, an official said.

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