A greater dawn
Oil thieves break more pipelines as Navy lauds officers
Clearing Agents’ Association seeks review of import policies
Eagles face daunting challenges in 2016
Whenever I talk to my dad, I end up frustrated
Am I too old for her ?
I refuse to let our son turn family home into a love nest !
Happy New Year
2016: our year of divine help
President Jonathan at the door step of shame?
Count your blessings
The marginalisation debate
Enugu in 2015: Splashes that changed the political tide
2015: Nigeria’s year of history
Nnamdi Kanu: Threading the path of extremist radicalism
Shehu Sani: The travails of a talakawa exponent

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NFF: Sports minister can do more for total peace
Ominous are the signals from a group of stakeholders in Nigerian football to usher in the new year. After the disorder that trailed the elections into the executive committee of the Nigeria Football Federation in 2014 and the resolution of the disputes through the courts and arbitration, the group led by Mr. Chris Giwa, proprietor of Giwa FC of Jos, has been issuing drumbeats of war with threat as conveyed in their several statements to crash in and seize the secretariat of the NFF, ostensibly to recover an nonexistent or, at best, moribund mandate.
Market share control, OPEC relevance
With the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meeting last week in its Vienna headquarters, members emerged with decision put in escrow for cartel leaders to tidy up agreements on production caps. It means every member (rich or poor) is producing as they can pump into the market to sustain their teetering economies. Most OPEC members seem roiled with incongruous market share control mechanisms espoused, with the rift between high cost producers whose economies are being devastated by low crude oil prices and prosperous producers that stand for market share.
My family doesn’t like him
My guy gets into trouble a lot and has been in trouble a couple of times with the police but only arrested once and received a reprimand. I started speaking to him in November last year after my ex and I split up after a particularly rough break-up and things progressed from there. He asked me out a few times but I said that I couldn’t. I wanted to but I knew I wasn’t ready to trust anyone again after just coming out of a relationship.
New year eve tragedy: Seven family members die in fire disaster
The Umu Ojobo Nwonu family in Imufu Enugu- Ezike, Igboeze North Local Government Area of Enugu State, began their new year with the mourning of the death of wife and six children of Dominic Onu Ojobo in a fire disaster last Wednesday.
How Nigeria’s military killed my 4 children in one night – ABU lecturer
“On the following day, my eldest son called to tell me that there were corpses everywhere and he was among the few surviving souls in the place. I encouraged him to keep praying and as we were talking, he informed me that they were approaching him with guns and that he isn’t sure his father will get to speak with him again . Shortly after, the line went off. He was also killed.
NNPC depot CSO hired us to vandalise pipelines – Suspects
“We are not vandals. I have never been to the creeks before. This is the second time I am joining them for such surveillance. It was Semiu that invited me the first time. Semiu works for the CSO. He only contracted us to work for him . He has not even paid us . It was only Semiu that was armed. The rest of us were just with torch-lights”.
We didn’t find a dime when we broke a bank’s vault – Robbery Suspects
Four suspects who were alleged to be members of a gang of robbers who recently broke into a branch of an old generation bank in Ilututu area of Ondo State, have said they were disappointed not finding a dime in the bank’s vault. The suspects, who were rounded up last weekend, by operatives of the Inspector General of Police Special Intelligence Response Team, SIRT, in Ondo State, were said to have broken into the bank with the aid of a security guard, who had worked with bank.
2015: Year of violence, bloodshed in Kaduna
FOR Kaduna state, 2015 started on a bloody note in January and ended with an orgy of violence on December 12, in Zaria, where soldiers in the convoy of the Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen. Tukur Buratai, clashed with members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, popularly called Shi’ites. The group was reported to be in a procession, carrying out its annual “changing of flags,” ceremony to usher in the Islamic month of Maulud, birth month Prophet Mohammed.
Nigerians are getting worried over the true meaning of change – Gbagi
It is too soon for a government that is largely not on its feet, that is not cohesive to think of plunging the country into that indebtedness when in fact we have over N20 trillion, which I think given my expectation of the President, we should have recovered 60 per cent of the stolen wealth of this nation by now. So, we want to know what has been recovered to dispel the rumour that is making the rounds and which is weakening the strengthen, zest and the myth of the Buhari government.
Gov. Emmanuel advocates private sector intervention in roads rehabilitation
Akwa Ibom State Governor Mr Udom Emmanuel, has appealed to Federal Government to grant concessionary right to foreign investors for participation in the rehabilitation of some roads in the country.

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