Nigeria faces imminent food shortage
Fayose in trouble as witness says N137m was deposited into his account
Trump is a complete maniac – ISIS
Google, Facebook battle fake news sites
Changes in NNPC, Ughamadu now Spokesman
Trump university: Plaintiffs fight delays
WhatsAPP adds video phone calls
President Buhari mourns Sultan Dasuki, says he was a voice for peace
Brexit tears UK government apart
Obasanjo takes delivery of Made-in-Aba shoes
Crucial resignations
Traders wail as Niger govt demolishes Tunga Market
Sultanate counsel, Wamako, others eulogises late Dasuki
Late Sultan Dasuki, pioneer reformist – Tambuwal
Lecturers’ Sack: SSANU paralyses activities at FUNAAB
It’s sad Nigeria is being run on old ideas — Iyabo Obasanjo

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Akeredolu, Mimiko bicker over plots to shift poll
THE campaign organization of the All Progressives Congress, APC, yesterday, alleged that Governor Olusegun Mimiko was working surreptitiously to ensure a postponement of the poll.
JAMB introduces flexible cut-off marks for admission seekers
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has introduced flexible cut-off marks to expand admissions to tertiary institutions of learning in the country.
Workers lock up DTHA complex over unpaid allownces
PEEVED by the seeming unwillingness of the state government to meet their demands, members of Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria, PASAN, Delta State chapter, yesterday locked members of the State House of Assembly.
Recession: Agents of IMF, World Bank have infiltrated MDAs — ASUU
THE Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, yesterday attributed the current recession in the country to the surrendering of the nation’s sovereignty by the government to the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, IMF, agenda which is geared towards impoverishing third world countries.
18th Sultan of Sokoto, Ibrahim Dasuki, is dead
Former Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Ibrahim Dasuki, is dead. He died at the age of 93.
Crisis rocks APGA in Abia, as SWC suspends chairman for alleged misconduct
CRISIS has erupted in the leadership of Abia State Chapter of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) with the State Working Committee (SWC)suspending the party’s state chairman, Rev. Austin Ehiemere, alleging misconduct and violation of party rules.
Eagles just like class of ’94 – Babayaro
Former Nigeria international Celestine Babayaro has praised the Super Eagles style of play under new manager Gernot Rohr saying it is provoking memories of the glory days of Nigerian football.
Cameroon FA targets double over Nigeria
Cameroon Football Federation has tasked its team Indomitable Lions to brace up for the challenge of beating Nigeria twice to boost their chances of qualifying for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
Restoring our broken Federal roads
President Buhari has continued to insist that he inherited “no roads”, “no railway”, “no infrastructure”,although, it is probably better to say that the infrastructure he inherited are in great disrepair. The road to this state of decayed infrastructure, started with the military government.
Transcorp Nig. Plc: Despite strong revenue growth, bears still on stock
Other good news from Transcorp includes its strategic repositioning in the power sector where its subsidiary, Transcorp Power Limited, indicated bright prospect for improved generating capacity
Buhari receives economic recovery strategy report
After many months of rigorous planning, President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, received the ambitious economic recovery strategy report prepared by his Economic Management Team, EMT, to steer the nation off recession.
APC’s policies injurious to Nigerians —Delta PDP
PEOPLES Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta State, yesterday, said the economic policies so far initiated by All Progressives Congress, APC, in the country were injurious to Nigerians, claiming the party loved to deceive Nigerians.
FIFA U-20 WWC: We are down but not out – Dedevbo
Falconets Coach, Peter Dedevbo, has remained bullish despite the 6-0 walloping by Japan in Nigeria’s first match at the FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup in Papua New Guinea on Sunday.
Ambrose Alli Varsity shut over students’ protest
MANAGEMENT of Edo State owned Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma yesterday, closed the institution following violent protests by students of the institution.
NNPC redeploys staff; promotes 108, demotes one
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has undertaken a massive reorganization, with the redeployment of key officials.

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