

2 men docked over alleged homosexual act
FG warns hospitals against detaining patients over bills
3 siblings rescued from fire die in hospital
‘2016: Diary of a Columnist (I)’
Fire guts filling station in Bayelsa
4 killed in Delta road crash
Robbers attack Anglican Bishop in Delta
Army recovers Shekau’s Qur’an, flag in Sambisa – Official
$1.1bn Malabu deal: World anti-graft watchdog writes FG
Cartoon: Mr & Mrs
Global Rankings: What varsities need to be among the best
How blind candidates cheat at examinations – WAEC
Avoid risky behaviour, get tested for HIV, NACA admonishes Nigerians
Recession has worsened access of Nigerians to healthcare
Delta community bemoans power outage
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SubscribeRenaissance Hotels arrives Lagos
Renaissance Hotels, the global hospitality brand, has announced the opening of its first hotel in Sub-Saharan Africa— Renaissance Lagos Ikeja Hotel— with world-class amenities, modern aesthetics, sophisticated service and unique programming that reflect the brand’s signature approach to feed the curiosity, fuel the imagination and excite the senses of guests.
Foreign software, responsible for 2016 JAMB exams mass failure – NITDA
IT is no longer news that the 2016 Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB recorded mass failure, no thanks to imported technology.
Shan George leading other Nollywood actresses at 2016 Calabar Carnival
Shawn George leading other Nollywood actresses at the 2016 Calabar Carnival
Tambuwal to deduct Education Levy from workers’ salaries, pensioners, wheelbarrow pushers
Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto State has said that the state is set to commence deduction of Education Levy from the salaries of public and civil servants, pensioners and even contributions from wheel barrow pushers from January 2017.
2017: Anyaoku asks Buhari, NASS to scrap 36 ‘wasteful’, ‘non-viable’ states
Former Secretary General of Commonwealth, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, has called for the re-structuring of the country, saying the 36 states’ structure should be scrapped and replaced with the six zones as federating units.
We did not short change Super Eagles -NFF
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), on Wednesday said it did not short change players of the Super Eagles with regards to payment of their winning bonus for a 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying match.
Blind candidates also cheat during examinations – WAEC
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC), says blind candidates also cheat during examinations.
Adamawa Govt. to close IDPs camps in January – Deputy Gov
The Adamawa Government says it will close all Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps in the state in January 2017.
Football enthusiasts welcome Oliseh’s appointment
Football enthusiasts on Wednesday described the appointment of Sunday Oliseh as a very tough job, adding that it was however a welcome development and learning curve for him.
Video: Footballer allegedly scores goal with black magic
Rwanda Football officials were forced to take action after black magic was allegedly used during a Rwandan Premier League between Mukura Victory and Rayon Sports. In the game Mukura’s striker Moussa Camara whose team was down 1-0 was seen planting what appeared to be a charm on the opponent’s goalpost and moments later he scored […]
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