APC’ll find a place for Oshiomhole, Buhari assures
Algeria hands late call-ups to Arsenal wonderkid Bennacer
Obiano assures on prompt payment of salaries, pension
I’ll re-position NIPOST for better performance — Postmaster General
Prisoners absent from Ilorin courts due to collapsed bridge
N25bn Employment Trust Fund: Lagos targets 100,000 enterprises
UAC of Nig: Foods and Beverage drive growth
Scholes hails Victor Moses
Algeria’ll be tough but… — Rohr
FDI into Nigeria down by 53% in Q3 — NBS
NNPC denies pushing for fuel price hike
Ayade flags off construction of 134km dual carriage highway
FG releases N2bn agric loan to Jigawa farmers
Iheanacho, Iwobi, Musa, Ighalo, storm Eagles camp
NDDC’s challenges daunting, not insurmountable —Ekere, new MD

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N-Delta’s 16-point demands: Give FG time to respond —Clark, Attah
Leaders of Pan-Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, Chief Edwin Clark and a co-chairman of the forum’s Central Working Committee, Obong Victor Attah, have asked people of the region to be patient and give the Federal Government time to respond to the 16-point demands presented to President Muhammadu Buhari, at last Tuesday’s meeting.
Lagos @ 50: A conversation and matters arising (2)
THERE is the concept of land grants for specific purposes. The land reverts back to the owners at the end of such use. 1861 Lagos became a Crown colony with a Governor, and an advisory legislative council. 1866, Lagos became part of the West African colonies with capital in Freetown. 1872 West African colonies were divided into two colonies, Sierra Leone and Gold Coast colonies. Lagos was placed under the Gold Coast colony. In 1886,
1885 and 1985: Nigeria can still fail (2)
SUCCESSIVE Federal governments have been sustained on a tripod of Deceit, Denial, and Delusion(3Ds). A philosophy that has undermined all the fundamentals of good government and governance viz.- National Planning, Economic Resources management, National Security, Education etc. etc.
Electoral College: America’s secret way of electing president
The United States has a unique Electoral College through which the winner of the presidential election is chosen.
China’s economy better than expected — Chao Xiaoliang
Chinese Consul General in Nigeria, Chao Xiaoliang said yesterday that China’s economy is better than expected, based on a recent release by Chinese State Statistics Bureau of the latest macroeconomic statistics for 2016.
FG, power investors spar over privatisation agreements
The federal government and power investors, electricity distribution companies (DISCOs) and electricity generation companies, (GENCOs), may be heading for a showdown over the government’s non-fulfilment of the various agreements reached at the inception of power privatisation three years ago.
I’ll implement lucrative micro-credit scheme for traders – Akeredolu
APC candidate, Mr Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, has promised traders in the state a lucrative micro credit scheme, if elected. Akeredolu made this known, yesterday, while meeting with market men and women at the Olukayode International Shopping Complex, Akure, the state capital. Akeredolu, who was represented at the meeting by the Director General of his campaign […]
Anti-govt comments: Kaduna lecturer gets bail after 13 days in prison
Dr. John Danfulani, an outspoken critic of the government of Governor Nasir el-Rufai of Kaduna State, yesterday, walked out of Kaduna Prison on bail after 13 days in custody.
Borno gets state varsity
THE National Universities Commission, NUC, yesterday, awarded a certificate of recognition for the establishment of the Borno State University, Maiduguri.
LAGBUS operators strike: Commuters wounded, buses vandalised as residents protest
At least over 15 passengers, including drivers of Primero Bus Services, operator of Bus Raid Transit, BRT, have been hospitalised while 12 BRT buses were vandalised, following attack in the early hours of yesterday, in Lagos, when miscreants and commuters took to the road along Ikorodu Road to protest the ban of LAGBUS Asset Management, operator of the red buses from plying the BRT, corridor along the axis.
7 injured as Abia community clash with herdsmen
ABOUT seven persons were reported to have sustained serious injuries and are now receiving treatment at an undisclosed hospital, following a clash between the people of Ndi Okereke Abam in Ovukwu autonomous community of Arochukwu Local Government Area of Abia State and herdsmen.
Gov Bello not dead; on break—KOGI GOVT
Kogi State government has refuted a rumour that Governor Yahaya Bello was dead, saying he was on a two-week break abroad, which was approved by the state House of Assembly.
IPDI to agitators: Remove private issues from N-Delta struggle
THE Ijaw People Development Initiative, IPDI, yesterday, advised armed agitators in the Niger Delta region to separate personal issues affecting Niger Deltans, including the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, case against former First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, from the genuine agitation of the region.
Doctors urge FG to reinstate MDCN Board
Worried about the state of medical practice in Nigeria, Nigerian doctors have sent a save our soul (SOS) message to President Mohammadu Buhari on the need to urgently reconstitute the Board of the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria, MDCN, in order to save medical practice in the country.
Prevention of burns is better than treatment – Surgeons
Burns and plastic surgeons at the National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi Lagos, NOHL, have said that prevention of burns remains a better alternative to allowing a burns injury to occur as treatment cost is out of reach of majority of Nigerians.

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