Britain’s Independent daily drops print edition
Anambra Central rerun: Ngige keeps INEC guessing
Preparations peak in Abuja as valentine approaches
US providing $71m support to counter Boko Haram
Two UN soldiers killed in Mali attack, 30 wounded
What would Thatcher do? Iron Lady EU debate divides Tories
Chevron to spend N188m in training 40 Delta youths on agriculture
Peterside did not insult Peter Odili or Wife -APC
APC Governors set platform to create 3 million jobs yearly
Italy’s friendship with Egypt on the line as she buries slain student
Kanye West’s new album and fashion show draw 20 million viewers
Reps walkout NTI boss over poor budget defence
Yabatech expels 29 students for exam malpractice, fake results
Why we need worker’s BVN as condition for salary – RVSG

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Boko Haram not occupying any LGA in Nigeria – Buhari
By Levinus Nwabughiogu ABUJA- President Mohammadu Buhari on Thursday in Abuja stated that no part of Nigerian territory was under the occupation of the Boko haram insurgents. This came as European countries have announced a donation of $50 million to Nigeria and the countries within the lake Chad basin to fight terrorism. President Buhari said […]
ACT task youths to shun greed, corruption
A youth political pressure group, Advocates for Collective Transformation, ACT, has urged young people in the country to shun corruption and key into ongoing anti corruption campaign of the Federal Government to build a new Nigeria.
2016 Batch ‘A’ Mobilization: NYSC warns pubic over fraud alaert
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), yesterday, warned the general public, particularly the prospective corps members, to disregard activities of some hackers requesting them to make payment for posting or to change their posting.
The time may have come to revamp Nigeria’s security architecture – Sultan
The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar III, has proposed an amendment of the Nigerian constitution to integrate traditional and religious institutions into the country’s security architecture.
Oduah Charge Women to Aspire for Leadership Positions
Lawmaker representing Anambra North Senatorial District , Stella Oduah, has called on Nigeria Women to aspire for leadership positions to enable them participate actively in making decisions that will improve the conditions of women and the nation.
Traders, buyers decry hike in prices of palm oil
Some traders and buyers of palm oil at the Mile 12 Market, Lagos State, on Friday decried the hike in the prices of the commodity.
In Lagos the increment was due to the restriction placed of imported palm oil.
Rooney, Martial set sights on fragile Sunderland
Manchester United will face the worst defence in the Premier League on Saturday, which should have their strike-force of Wayne Rooney and Anthony Martial licking their lips in anticipation.
Only wins will do as Chelsea tackle Newcastle
Champions Chelsea will aim to continue their laborious climb up the Premier League table with a victory at home to Newcastle United on Saturday.
FIFA presidential battle lands in Miami
The battle for the top job in world football arrived in the United States on Thursday with FIFA presidential contenders hoping to secure crucial votes from the scandal-tainted governing body for soccer in the region.
Sunderland sack Johnson after child-sex scandal
England international Adam Johnson has been sacked by Premier League side Sunderland after he pleaded guilty to sexual activity with a child, the club said.
World powers agree to end Syria hostilities but questions remain
World powers Friday agreed an ambitious plan to cease hostilities in war-racked Syria, but the Munich deal left out the Islamic State group and Al-Qaeda’s local branch, leaving analysts to doubt its viability. The 17 countries agreed “to implement a nationwide cessation of hostilities to begin in a target of one week’s time,” said US […]
WHO to know if Zika causes microcephaly in weeks
The World Health Organization said Friday that it will know in a matter of weeks whether the Zika virus causes microcephaly and the severe neurological disorder Guillain-Barre syndrome.
Appeal Court quashes ex-Gov Nyako’s impeachment
THE Yola Division of Federal Court of Appeal, Adamawa State, yesterday nullified the impeachment of Former Governor Murtala Nyako.
S.Sudan president, Salva Kiir names rival as deputy
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has named his arch-rival Riek Machar as vice-president, raising hopes for the implementation of a repeatedly broken peace deal to end more than two years of civil war.
Women Group hails Tajudeen Obasa
Following the successful implementation and running of the Poultry Training Scheme, a coalition of women under the aegis of Ojo Women Arise Initiative (OWAI) led by its coordinator, Mrs Bukola Oziabor has hailed the honorable member representing Ojo Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Tajudeen Obasa for the program.

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