Delta monarch gives Fulani herdsmen nine days to quit kingdom
Rio Olympics: Siasia waits on Sports Ministry for camping
Stanbic IBTC offers school fees payment solutions to parents, guardians
Contraventions: Lagos seals estate, shopping mall, 15 others
N3.5bn unpaid loan: Court hears Ecobanks appeal against Honeywell Feb 22
Reps divided over N6bn Interior Ministry intervention fund
Don tasks Accounting professionals on professionalism
Dufil Foods awards N5.4m scholarship to 12 students
CAC: Attaining excellence in leadership and governance training
Ogbonna revels in first West Ham goal
Man United job a done deal, Mourinho tells friends
Hotsports will be live in Rio — Ige
Oliseh: NFF romances Kaduna fans
S’ COURT JUDGMENT: Ajimobi says no victor no vanquished
Aregbesola signs public procurement bill into law
Lagos to host Yobo testimonial
‘APC chieftains did not fight in Atiku’s house’

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Save UNIBEN from erosion menace, VC urges FG
Vice Chancellor of University of Benin, Prof. Faraday Orumwense, has appealed to the Federal Government and other relevant agencies to save the institution from erosion menace, lamenting that over six houses have been destroyed on the Ugbowo campus of the university.
No sleeze in Amnesty Office —Lakemfa
Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, has denied media reports of the spending of N48 billion in five months by the managers of the programme.
LENT: Church urges Nigerians to challenge excesses of public officials
As Christians started the 40-day Lenten period on Wedenesday, Motailatu Church Cherubim and Seraphim worldwide has advised Christians in the country to behave like the Biblical Prophet Elijah “who was bold and always spoke the truth to constituted authority.”
Don’t expect much from APC — Lamido
Former governor of Jigawa State, Alhaji Dr. Sule Lamido, on Wednesday, dismissed President Muhammad Buhari-led All Progressives Congress, APC-led government change mantra.
By 2031 all elections will be nullified!
EACH time we hear of minority rule, our minds quickly go to apartheid – the former political system in South Africa in which only the white people had full political rights while other people, especially blacks, were forced to live away from the white population and they attended separate schools and churches. Sufficient

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