Oil prices “totally unaceptable,” Buhari tells Qatar’s ruler
Ram Fighting to feature at 2016 National Sports Festival
Egba chief calls for more domestic investments in Nigeria
Nigeria, Qatar sign bilateral agreements on air services, avoidance of double taxation
FG donates 15 vehicles, 100 motorcycles for Benin Presidential polls
UNILAG convocation to affect UTME candidates – JAMB official
Power shortage: Benin hoteliers bemoan cost of running generators
Zoologists attribute Lion escape in Jos Park to dilapidated facilities
Clerics express mixed feelings on Govt. sponsorship of pilgrimage
PDP leadership disassociates self from fake online portal
Power shortage: Hoteliers groan over cost of running generators
Group seeks foreign partners to boost rice production
Sheriff and the PDP standoff: Making a bad situation worse
Jonathan Presidency was a disaster foretold (2)
Will Nigerians boycott banks on Tuesday?

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How Nigeria is failing to learn from its 1983-85 financial crisis – Pat Utomi
Bothered by Nigeria’s current economic crises, former Presidential Candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and co-founder of the Pan-African University, Prof Pat Utomi, yesterday, decried that the nation was currently failing to learn from its 1983-85 financial crisis, blaming it on what he described as the knowing-doing gap of the Nigerian people.
ANTI-CORRUPTION WAR: EFCC is biting more than it can chew
Chief Wole Olanipekun, SAN, is a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA). He is also a member of the International Bar Association, and served as a member of its Council between 2002 and 2004. In 2003, he became the Vice President of the Pan African Lawyers Union (PALU) and was appointed a Life Bencher by the Nigerian Body of Benchers. In this interview, Olanipekun speaks on the Federal Government’s prosecution of the fight against corruption, as well as related issues.
The Ghost of Keshi
It all started immediately after the Super Eagles won the Africa Nations Cup in South Africa in 2013, 19 years after the last one in Tunisia in 1994. Coach Stephen Okechukwu Keshi fell out with the leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF.
How Buhari can rescue Nigeria’s economy from collapse
Chief Goody Uwazurike is the President of Aka Ikenga, the Igbo think tank and a delegate to the 2014 National Conference. In this interview , the legal luminary says the with the harsh economic situation on ground, the Buhari led government needs to sit up especially now that economy is somersaulting in different directions. Excerpts:
Osinbajo, Okoh urge parents to lay Godly foundation for children
MOTHER of the Vice President of Nigeria, Mrs. Olabisi Osinbajo and wife of the Primate of Church of Nigeria, (Anglican Communion), Mrs. Nkasiobi Okoh on Thursday called on Nigerian parents to teach their children morals and Godly virtues that would prepare them to become good citizens of the country.

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