50,000 Nigerians visit South Africa annually – Envoy
Gov Tambuwal raises corps members’ allowance
Breaking: Finally, CBN floats the Naira
Half of Germans say too many Muslims in country – poll
Malnutrition hits Boko Haram rescued in Borno
Group backs NAPIMS boss over alleged fraud
Nigeria generates N50.4bn from cashew export
PDP Crisis : Rep Obasa calls for truce
We are not recruiting now— FRSC
Iceland hit back at ‘ungracious’ Ronaldo

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Breaking: Despite ceasefire, soldiers invade Ijaw community
NOTWITHSTANDING the two-week ceasefire declared by the Federal Government, last Monday, soldiers on Wednesday morning, swooped on Tebijor, also known as Okpelama, an Ijaw community in Gbaramatu Kingdom, Warri South-West Local Government Area, Delta State, in five gunboats hunting for militants.
Copa America: Argentina stroll, Chile advance
Argentina maintained their 100 percent start to the Copa America Centenario with an easy win over Bolivia, as holders Chile booked their place in the quarter-finals on Tuesday.
FG to establish broadband optic fibre in Niger Delta
The Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Pastor Uguru Usani Uguru has disclosed that the ministry was making arrangements with an investor to establish broadband optic fibre telecommunication systems in the states of the region with a view to creating employment opportunities for the youths of the Niger Delta.
Intellucent Nigeria to curb Mathematics failure in schools with new interactive DVD
Intellucent Nigeria, a social enterprise based in Lagos, Nigeria, and an offshoot of the 2015 Education team of the US Consulate’s Carrington Youth Fellowship Initiative (CYFI); recently launched an interactive Audio- Visual Mathematics Solutions DVD that is tagged “Mathematics simplified”. The initiative is geared towards curbing the high rates of failure recorded in WASSCE Mathematics.
The three changes Nigeria needs, by Muhammadu Buhari
Nigeria is at a crossroads. Just over a year ago, people voted in a historic democratic election to end corruption and business as usual, opting instead to build an economy that delivers for all Nigerians.

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