House help, guard docked over alleged N1m theft
When Charles Awurum honoured Nollywood patrons
NSCDC parades 6 suspected oil bunkers, pirates in Delta
As Obaseki leads
Cartoon: Mr & Mrs
A devoted son’s tribute to his beloved mum
Delta police rescue 2 infants from kidnappers
JNI scribe, Sheikh Yusuf kidnapped
PDP tasks members on vigorous campaigns for Jegede
Come back ‘Baba Jonathan’ Sokoto residents beg
Nigerians in China seek integration
Western Union lauds resilience of Nigerians
Jonathan visits Sambo Dasuki’s family
Wenger demands good football from Mourinho
Israeli national team escapes ISIS attack
Jumia Travel Nigeria celebrates 3rd anniversary, awards 28 Lagos hotels

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Photos: Fayose ‘returns’ birthday gifts to Ado-Ekiti residents
Still basking in the euphoria of his 56th birthday celebration, Governor Ayodele Fayose, Thursday, magnanimously returned some of the gift items given him by well-wishers to residents in the streets of Ado-Ekiti, the Ekiti state capital.
Saraki tasks FRSC on aggressive enforcement of traffic laws
The Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki, has charged the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, to embark on aggressive enforcement of traffic laws, saying doing so would ensure compliance of the people and serve as disincentive to traffic violations.
MediaTek, Ericsson bring LTE connectivity to underserved smartphone market in Africa
MediaTek at the concluded AfricaCom 2016 held in Cape Town South Africa announced its collaboration with multinational telecommunications company, Ericsson to make LTE -advanced features available in mainstream mobile devices in Africa.
FGN bonds records 41% patronage as investors demand higher yield
FEDERAL Government bonds auction recorded 41 percent patronage this week following investors’ demand for higher yield.
I witnessed the delivery of N1.2bn from Obanikoro to Fayose’s aide – Banker
The Federal government might soon go after heads of revenue generating agencies who have been engaged in financial abuses and failure to remit huge amount of revenues generated by their organizations to the federal purse.
Cold Hub introduces solar-powered storage facility to empower Nigerian entrepreneurs
To ensure a greater part of the country’s farm yield does not get wasted due to challenges emanating from either erratic power supply or storage facilities reliant on power, Nigerian Cold Hub company has developed a solar-powered food storage design, Cold Hub, to empower farmers of small, medium and large scale farmers.
Stop fraudulent N300m retirement largesse for Oshiomhole, Odubu, group tells Obaseki
Civil Society and Pro-Democracy Group, the Wailing Wailers have asked Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State to stop what it described as the fraudulent retirement pension package approved by the Edo State House of Assembly for ex-governor Comrade Adams Oshiomhole and his deputy, Dr Pius Odubu.
FG cancels joint venture cash calls with oil companies, targets $15 billion investments
Federal government has finally announced the cancellation of joint cash call with oil companies operating in Nigeria.
Lagos denies demolishing Otodo Gbame community
The Lagos State Government on Thursday denied the unsubstantiated claims being circulated in some sections of the media and on social media of its involvement in the fire incident that took place in Otodo Gbame Community in Lekki area of the State last Wednesday.
Lagos to adopt Boston model to tackle environmental challenges
The Lagos State Government on Thursday unveiled plans to adopt the Boston model to clean up the State Waterways and tackle other environmental issues confronting the State.
Now that Islamic Movement of Nigeria has attacked the Police
Nigeria is in the grip of terrorists’ groups. Boko Haram is being degraded in the North-East. Niger-Delta militants could soon be pacified at talks in the South-South. Separatists in the South-East are tending towards intellectual struggle. Only the Shiite Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) is proving recalcitrant.
Senate rejects ex-kwara speaker,others
The Senate on Thursday rejected the nominations of former Speaker of Kwara House of Assembly, Mr Ezekiel Benjamin and Alhaji Saidu Abubakar as Non-Executive Commissioners of the National Communications Commission (NCC).
Gov Otorm lauds IFAD-RUFIN over rural poverty reduction
Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State, Thursday, lauded the International Fund for Agricultural Development, IFAD, Rural Finance, RUFIN, Building Programme over poverty reduction and rural finance inclusion in the state.
U.S. Intelligence Director, Clapper resigns; says taking effect at end of Obama’s govt
The Director of U.S. National Intelligence James Clapper said on Thursday that he has tendered his letter of resignation.
Clinton says “all I wanted to do was talk to mum, curl up with our dogs, never leave the house again”
Hillary Clinton in her first public speech after losing the US Presidential election to the Republican Donald Trump said she wished she could share her experience with her mother, curl with their dogs and never leave the room again.

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