Ese Oruru: Prosecution wants victim’s evidence taking behind closed doors
Why LASG want to host National Disability Games
FIFA bans S. African officials over match-fixing
Why consumers prefer `tokumbo’ tyres to new ones
Abuja residents identify causes of divorce
CBN Gov. Emefiele visits CBN Calabar, gas explosion victims
Spiritualist in court over alleged N350,000 fraud
Wike lacks capacity to govern Rivers – Amaechi
Mimiko signs 2016 budget into law
FG shocked at Agatu Massacre, vows to deal with attackers

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Ivory Coast: How General Electric invests in industry
Cote d’Ivoire boasts one of the highest incomes per capita in Africa, and is a vital economic and freight partner for neighbouring, landlocked countries.
Breaking News: Court orders release of Dasuki’s former aide
An Abuja High Court sitting at Jabi has ordered the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, and the Nigerian Army, to forthwith, release Col. Nicholas Ashinze, a former aide to the erstwhile National Security Adviser, NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd.), who has been in detention since December 23, 2015.
Verification Committee discovers names of eight year- old children as “teachers” on payroll of Bauchi govt
A committee setup by Bauchi State Government to fish out ghost workers said that it had discovered names of eight-year old children as “teachers” on the payroll of the government.
Forex: MAN president advises industrialists to look inwards
Mr Frank Jacobs, the President, Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), on Monday advised industrialists to look inwards in view of the current scarcity of foreign exchange.
Men with lower sperm count run higher disease risk — Research
A new Swedish research indicated that men who struggled to have children run a heightened risk of developing other diseases later in life.
CCT Trial: Kwara not funding Saraki — Gov Ahmed
Kwara State Governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed has described as false, and mischievous the claim by an online news platform that the state government’s support for the Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki in his ongoing trial at the Code Of Conduct Tribunal was responsible for the delay in the payment of salaries of workers, adding that Dr. […]
Ibrahimovic hints at PSG departure
Zlatan Ibrahimovic hit four goals to help seal a fourth straight French title for Paris Saint-Germain and then cast doubt on his future at the club.
EU suspends Burundi government aid over violence
The European Union, strife-torn Burundi’s biggest aid donor, on Monday suspended all direct funding to the government for failing to meet EU concerns over its human rights record.
The future of PDP in Delta state
BY 2019 PDP would have governed Delta state for 20 unbroken years! This is a long time in power by a political party. Delta state is not the only state in this category. Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa state, Ebonyi, and Cross River states have this special record. By this token Delta state PDP with its long rule furnished all the governors, majority of the legislators, both federal and state and it has controlled majority of the local government councils.
Nigeria football league improving, says Odegbami
Ex-Green Eagles Skipper, Segun Odegbami, said on Sunday that coverage and officiating in the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) was improving.
Student hacked to death for intercaste marriage
An Indian student from the lowest Dalit caste was hacked to death and his wife critically injured in southern India in a suspected “honour killing” by relatives angered by their marriage, police said Monday.
Last-minute battle for White House turns toxic
White House hopefuls hit the ground in a last-minute push for votes Monday ahead of a crucial new election test, with violence marring Donald Trump’s race for the Republican nomination.
Governors plan investment in mineral resources, agricultural devt
Katsina – In their bid to boost internally generated revenue to augment dwindling allocations from the Federal Government, governors from the North-West zone plan massive investment in exploration of their mineral resources and development of agriculture. The governors,’ under the ageis of North-West governors’ forum, made the declaration at the end of their meeting in […]
HRW urges Egypt to annul jail terms for Christian teens
Human Rights Watch urged Egypt on Monday to annul the jail sentences handed to four Coptic Christian teenagers for contempt of Islam after they were seen in a video mocking Muslim prayers.
Fulani herdsmen have destroyed our farm projects, cash crops, Rector Fed Poly Ado-Ekiti cries out
The Rector of the Federal polytechnic, Ado Ekiti, Dr Taiwo Akande has raised the alarm over alleged invasion and destruction of the institution’s farmlands by Fulani heardsmen.

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