Buhari inherited a completely broken down system – Rep
Sixty-year-old woman caned in public for selling alcohol
Police rescue boy, 14, from kidnappers, recover ransom
‘My wife poisoned me so as to conceal her adulterous act’
NAFDAC shuts 16 herbal medicine facilities
Pedestrians want easy crossing of Ojota overhead foot-bridge
Spielberg, Foster and Penn likely for Cannes film festival

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Oil rises above $40 before producers’ summit
Crude prices rose Tuesday as traders awaited this weekend’s summit of key oil producers to discuss freezing output levels and easing the supply glut.
Herdsmen more dangerous than Boko Haram – Akpatason
THE member representing Akoko Edo Federal Constituency of Edo State in the House of Representatives, Rep Peter Akpatason has described the upsurge of attacks by Fulani Herdsmen as a gradual evolution that was planned by some highly placed personalities in the country.
I am still in PDP – Nwodo
The former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party PDP, Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo has denied media reports that he has dumped the PDP for the All Progressive Congress.
Soldiers’ fitness in fight insurgency worries Army
The authority of Nigerian Army has expressed concern over the ability of men of the Nigerian Army to tackle contemporary security challenges confronting the nation.
Why MASSOB banished Nwodo, Wogu from Igbo land
The Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra,MASSOB,yesterday,warned former governor of Enugu State,Okwesilieze Nwodo and former Minister of Labour/Productivity, Emeka Wogu, not to set their foot on Igbo land, following anti Biafra stance allegedly adopted by the duo.
Electile dysfunction: S. Korea probes sex pills-for-votes claim
Elderly men in South Korea have allegedly been given erectile dysfunction drugs to buy their votes in legislative elections, prosecutors said Tuesday, announcing an investigation into the suspected breach.
Prove to the world how we killed Fulani herdsmen in Abia, IPOB tells DSS
The Indigenous People of Biafra IPOB, has given the All Progressives Congress, APC led Federal Government, and the Department of State Services, DSS seven days ultimatum to tender apology to it for what they called “fabricated lies and unfortunate linking of the non violent IOPOB with the alleged abduction, murder and burying of five Fulani herdsmen in Abia State.
Traders sack Delta council over new market levy
By Egufe Yafugborhi WARRI – TRADERS, predominantly women, invaded Udu council secretariat in Delta state Tuesday, sacking all personnel including security guards in protest over new daily market levies imposed by the Local Government. The traders in thousands, from all markets across Udu local government area, took over the Udu-Jeremi-Ughelli Expressway at dawn, shutting the busy […]
Osun Govt. closes unregistered private hospitals, others
The Osun Government on Tuesday directed the closure of all unregistered private hospitals and related health institutions across the state until they are properly updated and registered.
Farewell with tears to Ocholi
THAT fateful Sunday, the 6th of March 2016, it was a dark Sunday for the Ocholis, the staff of the Ministry of Labour and Employment, all his friends, colleagues and admirers nation wide.

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