Navy parades bombing kingpin, others
Two children suffocate in locked car
Ramadan talk (Day 3): Who are those exempted?
Caution on constituency projects Bill
Nigeria may bungle its nuclear energy project if…
Harvest time: APC delegates turn PVCs into ATM cards
PwC rates Nigeria’s tax lowest globally
UNILAG students unaware of drowned mates
Schoolmistress defiles 4-yr-old female pupil
Snoop Dogg returns to rap roots on new album
Enough of the killings, group warns security operatives
GOV POLL: Tension in Edo APC over alleged buying of PVCs
My structure lies in my goodwill — Ize-Iyamu

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Nkpor Junction: Sad memories of another blood spill
Days after Igbos, and indeed many Nigerians, continue to lament and condemn the unfortunate killings at the popular Nkpor Junction in Idemili North Local Government Area, near the commercial city of Onitsha in Anambra State on Monday, May 30, 2016 during the remembrance day of Biafran heroes and heroines who died during the 1967 civil war. It has, however, emerged that this was the second of a major blood spill at Nkpor Junction which is an intersection of roads linking Onitsha, Obosi, Umuoji, Ogidi and the expressway leading to Awka and Enugu.
S/East town unions reject proposed grazing reserves
Association of South East Town Unions, ASETU, has rejected plans by the Federal Government to establish grazing reserves across the nation to end the frequent clashes between Fulani herdsmen and farmers.
MASSOB denies parleying with Obiano
THE Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) denied yesterday that its leadership met with Governor Willie Obiano, urging the Anambra State government not to link it with acts capable of undermining the integrity of the movement and Igbo people.
Seme Customs command generates N543m in May
The Seme border Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, generated N543 million revenue in May 2016.
IFAD flags off N800m rice, cassava production in Benue
The International Fund for Agricultural Development, IFAD, has flagged off the development of its N800 million, 309 hectares of rice and cassava farm and 35km rural roads development programme across 14 communities of Benue State.

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