Mikel bashes Mourinho again
NNPC vows to end fuel scarcity
Braithwaite’s concern for the masses real – Mimiko
Egypt will be tough in Alexandria — Amuneke
‘Pure water’ scarcity hits UNILAG
Afenifere mourns late Braithwaite
PTA wants parent of allegedly molested student to show up
Tinubu is a pillar, leader in Yorubaland, Nigeria – Fayose
Place Fayose under security watch, APC tells Buhari
Tinubu, a formidable political force, says Dogara
Political parties mourn Dr Tunji Braithwaite
Controversy trails Shekau’s ‘new’ video calling for truce
Fuel scarcity: Senate summons Kachikwu
Woman found dead in deep well in Lagos
Just at 50, my hubby is off sex!

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Prof. Anibeze emerges SECAN President
PROF. Chike Anibeze has been elected the National President of the Society of Experimental and Clinical Anatomists of Nigeria, SECAN. He was elected at the Annual General Meeting, AGM, of the National body of Anatomists, held this week in Abraka, Delta State. Prof Anibeze is the Dean, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, Enugu State University College of Medcine. He is a fellow of the London Royal Society of Biology and also a fellow of SECAN
Port Hacourt killings: Have we accepted Jungle Justice?
What happened on the 5th of October 2012 was a tragedy beyond imagination. The lives of Chidiaka, Ugonna, Tekana and Lloyd were snatched by fellow human beings and more importantly fellow country men and women. Four young men had dreams and great plans for the future. These dreams led to their enrollment in the University of Port Harcourt. The four were loved brothers, cherished sons, wonderful friends, ordinary citizens, leaders of tomorrow. They had no criminal background.
Donald Trump’s daughter gives birth to son on Easter
Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka gave birth to a baby boy on Easter Sunday, moving the Republican presidential frontrunner to pronounce the event “exciting” and “beautiful.”
Wike laments frequent changes of heads of security in Rivers
Frequent changes of heads of the various security agencies in Rivers State has been identified as part of the security problem in the state.
Youth empowerment is my priority – Adebayo
A Nollywood actor and Special Adviser to the Kogi Governor on Arts and Tourism, Femi Adebayo, said on Monday that the empowerment of the youth was his goal in office.
Nigeria loses N10bn annually, hosting domain names offshore
Nigeria is losing not less than N10 billion yearly through hosting its country code Top Level Domain (ccTLD), dotng (.ng) domain names outside the country, the Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NIRA) said on Monday.
IPOB alleges it has uncovered plots to kill Nnamdi Kanu
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Monday alleged it has uncovered another plan by the Federal Government, Department of State Service, DSS and three South East Governors and some National Assembly members to eliminate its leader and Director of Radio Biafra Mr. Nnamdi Kanu.
Concept Nova unveils reward scheme to boost access to Ti-kon, C-Protect
Nigeria’s leading innovative IT solutions company, Concept Nova has launched a reward scheme to boost access to its car tracking solution, Ti-kon and the anti-glass break solution, C-Protect.
Kogi has not secured bailout fund – Bello
Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, has distanced the State Government from reports making the rounds that the state has secured a multi-billion bailout fund from the Central Bank of Nigeria.
5 great things in Nigeria that money cannot buy
With the economic downturn, money has never seemed more important to Nigerians as it is today. Everyone is concerned about money: how to get it, how to spend it, where to spend it, and how to save it. No doubt money is important – it allows us to do and have more things than we can without it – and has become a vital element in our lives but the fact remains that some of the best things in life are free.
Update on victims from Brussels attacks
Belgium on Monday said the death toll from the March 22 Brussels attacks had risen to 35, of whom 28 have been formally identified.
We are taking the challenge to rebuild our lives – Yobe IDPs
The Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) who relocated to their villages in Yobe said they have taken the challenge to rebuild their lives as normalcy had returned to the communities.
No going back on JAMB’s CBT – FG
The Federal Government says there is no going back on the Computer Based Tests, CBT, recently introduced by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB.
Army kills 29 Boko Haram terrorists; rescues 72 hostages
Nigerian Army Troops fighting Boko Haram terrorists in the North East, have killed a total of 29 terrorists in several clearance operations while 72 innocent citizens taken hostage including women and children, were rescued.
Spending of Abacha loot: FG must obey the law – court
The Federal High Court, Lagos has insisted on enforcement of the judgment ordering the government of President Muhammadu Buhari to publish widely the spending of recovered stolen funds since return of democracy in 1999.

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