Keshi’s final wish
FEC meeting turns spiritual, as 3 ministers fall ill
Strike: Ekiti HoS orders senior officers back to work
Keshi helped Nigerians with his talent -NOC
Keshi was a great patriot – Jonathan
Nnamani and co’s beggarly Villa trip
When Omo-Agege returned home
Abe commends Ogoni people on clean up flag off turnout
‘No retiree died during Bayelsa verification exercise’
Nkpor Junction: Sad memories of another blood spill
Baale, son remanded in prison for murder
6 die as cultists clash in Makurdi varsity
4 cultists die in gun battle with Rivers Police
Nigerian football won’t be same again – Buhari

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Adoke denies wrongdoing in $1.6bn LG judgment debt
Immediate past Attorney General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke, has dismissed as the handiwork of mischief-makers the allegation that he was involved in the litigation that led to the payment of $1.6 billion judgment debt to the 774 local government areas of the country.
Moro sidelined me in N676m recruitment scheme, ex-NIS boss tells court
Former Comptroller-General of Nigerian Immigration Service, NIS, Mr. David Paradang, yesterday told the Federal High Court in Abuja that the former Minister of Interior, Mr. Abba Moro, sidelined him in the botched recruitment that led to the death of 20 persons across the country in 2014.
Foreign refineries to stop buying Nigeria’s crude oil as militants rebuff dialogue
NIGER Delta Avengers, NDA, yesterday, scuttled the hope of early resolution of the current spate of bombings in the Niger Delta, as it did not only reject the window created for dialogue by the Federal Government, but also blew up another Chevron Nigeria Limited, CNL, crude oil pipeline in Delta State.
Students want FG to probe Auchi Poly disturbances
NATIONAL Association of Polytechnic Students, NAPS, has called on the Federal Government to institute a judicial panel of inquiry to investigate the remote and immediate causes of the recent carnage at the Federal Polytechnic, Auchi, Edo State, during protests by students against the policy of the management of the institution of “no school fees, no examination.”
A-Ibom govt urged to release white paper on communal clashes
Akwa Ibom State Government has been urged to release the white paper on the findings of judicial panel of enquiry into the violent communal clash that erupted between Idua Afaha Eduok/Ukpata and Udung Ulo/Using Uso Atai villages in Oron Local Government Area of the state seven years ago.

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