Troops repel Boko Haram’s attacks, kill 18 terrorists
Judge asks court to declare him SL Akintola’s son
One dies in fight over urine
Making Nigeria safer for girls
Winners of 2016 US presidential primaries, by state
Nigeria spearheads push to freeze oil production levels
Frog with yellow eyebrows discovered in Colombia
Good night for Trump, mixed bag for Clinton in US primaries
Ocholis’ death not ordinary – Family
Teenager dies after being raped and set on fire
Two Nigerian mini-aircraft wizards hold minister spellbound
Mother, child, 16 others die as 5-storey building collapses
Ondo first female Speaker, Deputy impeached

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Delta govt to build monorail in Asaba
Delta State Government has engaged a consultant to carry out a feasibility study on Monorail Transit System in Asaba, the state capital, as it restated its resolve to sell the Independent Power Plant, IPP, project in Oghara, Ethiope West Local Government Area of the state.
New college president tasks teaching hospitals on accreditation
It will no longer be business as usual for the various Teaching Hospitals and training institutions in the country as the newly appointed President of the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria, NPMCN, has vowed to deal decisively with training institutions that fail to comply with accreditation standards.
LASG shuts 2 companies for tax evasion
THE Lagos State Internal Revenue Service (LIRS) has shut two companies for alleged failure to remit a N4.01 million Personal Income Tax of their employees to the state government. Mrs Ajibike Oshodi-Sholola, Head, Distrain Unit of the LIRS, said this after a state-wide tax law enforcement in Lagos on Tuesday.
High cost of accommodation hits South-East communities
There is acute shortage of land in the Igbo states of Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo, hence the increase in rent payable in the cities of the south eastern states.
C-River engages German firm for superhighway, sea port devt
As the grading of the 260 km superhighway nears completion, Cross River State Government and Liebherr Ltd, an earth moving and mining equipment company with branches in Germany and Nigeria, have agreed on a pact.
Delta govt partners Indian firm on vocational education
DELTA State Government is to partner Mobile Tutor Limited, M-Tutor, an Indian organisation, to boost the delivery of practical skills to students of technical colleges and vocational centres.
Wike swears in Justice Iyayi-Lamikanra as Rivers Chief Judge
Following the recommendation of the National Judicial Council, NJC, and the approval of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Governor Nyesom Wike, yesterday, swore in Justice Adama Iyayi-Lamikanra as the substantive Chief Judge of the state.
Digital Bridge Institute to become Nigeria’s first ICT university
THERE are indications that Nigeria may, very soon, have first Information and Communications Technology, ICT University in the country, to underscore the rapid growth and pervasive diversified business culture technology has engendered in the nation
PPA rejects Abia North re-run election results
The National Working Committee, NWC, of the Progressive Peoples Alliance, PPA, yesterday, rejected the result of the Abia North Senatorial re-run election conducted last weekend in Abia State.
Criminals on rampage in Imo
To say that these are not the best of times for people either living in or passing through Imo State, will safely translate to telling the truth. The criminals have not ceased from injecting new and deadly tactics in the criminal lexicon of the state.
Lagos declares zero tolerance for Omo-Onile’s activities
The Lagos State Government yesterday said it would no longer tolerate the illegal activities of land grabbers otherwise known as Omo-Onile, just as it warned that anyone found using such to disturb public peace and illegally disposes people of their property would be prosecuted in accordance with relevant criminal laws.
Kogi gov poll: Tribunal adjourns Faleke, Wada’s petitions to March 14, 15
The Kogi State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal sitting in Abuja, yesterday, adjourned further proceeding on the case that was brought before it by Hon. James Faleke of the All Progressives Congress, APC, till next week Monday.
Troops repel fresh Boko Haram attack in Borno
Troops of 26 and 28 Task Force Brigades repelled an early morning daring attack by fleeing Boko Haram terrorists on military locations at Pulka and Bitta in the fringes of Sambisa forest.
Edo 2016: Delegates list for guber primaries not altered —APC national leadership
AHEAD of the 2016 governorship election in Edo State, national leadership of All Progressives Congress, APC, led by its Vice Chairman, South-South, Mr Hilliard Ettah, has denied allegation that delegates list for the governorship primaries had been tampered with.
Courage to take on Sharia courts and evangelist extremists
Religion in Nigeria produces zealots who spew gender inequality and discrimination masquerading as religious doctrine.The pursuit of power at any cost is the hallmark of many religious organisations. The Bishop of the Wusasa Diocese of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Kaduna State, Reverend Ali Lamido, recently bemoaned a situation whereby the leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, “turned government houses into ATMs”.

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