US slams Russia’s ‘blatant disregard’ for justice in Ukraine pilot case
Jonathan condemns Belgium terrorist attack
Buhari condemns attacks on Brussels, stresses greater international cooperation against terrorism
AFCON qualifiers: Fans throng ABS for Super Eagles’ training
‘We’ll sue IHCR over Army-Shiite Clash report’
ASUBEB committed to quality education – Nwosu
Easter: FG declares March 25, March 28 as public holidays
Powering Africa: It takes a whole village to light up Africa
Subzilla unveils music club tour
Islamic State claims responsibility for Brussels attacks

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Rivers re-run crisis: Perpetrators will not go unpunished – FG
The Federal Government, Tuesday, vowed to punished accordingly the perpetrators of violence in the bye-election conducted last weekend in Rivers state.
Residents laud Ambode over completion of Meiran-Ile-Iwe Road
Some residents of Ile-Iwe in Agbado Oke-Odo Local Council Development Area (LCDA) of Lagos State on Tuesday lauded the State Government for completing the Meiran-Ile-Iwe Road which was abandoned for so many years.
Man arraigned for calling Kashamu drugs Baron, jail breaker on WhatsApp
A People’s Democratic Party member, Deji Babington-Ashaye was Tuesday, arraigned before a chief Magistrate court in Isabo, Abeokuta for calling a Senator representing Ogun East Senatorial district, Buruji Kashamu a drugs Baron and jail breaker.
The P-Square’s reconciliation story
Turning out like the lines in a popular nursery rhyme, entitled Two little black bird, super Nigerian pop duo, Peter and Paul Okoye, P’Square, and their brother Jude are back together after several weeks of drama and brick brats on social media.
Jonathan rules out payment of ransom to uncle’s kidnappers
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has vowed not to succumbed to the demand of the kidnappers of his uncle, Chief Nitabai Inegite to secure his release.
FIFA probes awarding of 2006 World Cup to Germany
The FIFA Ethics Committee said on Tuesday it has opened an investigation against six men led by German icon Franz Beckenbauer in connection with the awarding of the 2006 World Cup to Germany.
Natures Gentle Touch expands to Shoprite Owerri
Recare International, owners of Natures Gentle Touch, a leading personal style brand has announced that customers in Owerri can now purchase any of its hair and scalp solution products at Shoprite supermarket in the newly commissioned Owerri Mall, following the grand opening of the Mall at the weekend.
CBN tightens money supply, raises MPR to 12%
In a bid to tighten money supply in response to the sharp increase in inflation in February, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Tuesday raised its Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) to 12 percent from 11 percent.
Man, 45, docked for allegedly defrauding monarch of N1.6m
A staff member of Eko Electricity Distributing Company, Nicholas Ufot , who allegedly defrauded a monarch of N1.6 million was on Tuesday arraigned at an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court in Lagos.
CBN tightens money supply, raises MPR to 12%
In a bid to tighten money supply in response to the sharp increase in inflation in February, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Tuesday raised its Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) to 12 percent from 11 percent.
Cancel Rivers re-run elections, coalition pleads with INEC
A coalition of independent media and non-governmental organisations has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to cancel all the results of the recent re-run legislative elections in Rivers.
Senator Adeola empowers constituents
Senator representing Lagos West senatorial district, Solomon Adeola , recently fetes his constituents with massive empowerment to justify his representative function at the Red Chambers of the National Assembly at a town Hall meeting in Ikeja, Lagos State.
Brussels attacks ‘violate’ Islamic teachings – Muslim body Al-Azhar
Sunni Islam’s leading seat of learning, Al-Azhar, said Tuesday’s attacks in Brussels “violate the tolerant teachings of Islam,” and urged the international community to confront the “epidemic” of terrorism. “Al-Azhar strongly condemns these terrorist attacks. These heinous crimes violate the tolerant teachings of Islam,” the Cairo-based Al-Azhar said in a statement. “If the international community […]
Boko Haram: Soldiers raid hideout, kill 58 terrorists
Authorities of the Nigerian Army said on Tuesday that one of its soldiers was killed and 58 Boko Haram terrorists sent to their graves after a clearance operation to rid the insurgents from their hideout in Musari.
Wike calls for release of collated results by INEC
GOVERNOR Nyesom Wike has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to declare results of the rerun elections that have so far been collated in the state.

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