Two days to go: Clinton and Trump scramble to finish
Timi Frank’s suspension in order – Ondo APC spokesman
If Trump wins, I will pack my bags, says 101-year-old African-American
Bizarre: 4 Chelsea fans lavish N98, 000 over Everton rout
INEC urges security agencies to investigate alleged fake result sheet production in Rivers
Ambode commends Buhari for handing over Lagos Presidential Lodge
Top tomato paste maker quitting Nigeria for Kenya, Ethiopia, others
Bale double puts Madrid five points clear
IPOB flays Buhari, Zuckerberg for allegedly blocking facebook account
Governor Bello mourns death of Lt. Col Abu Ali
Tributes on Lt Col Abu-Ali from his close acquaintances
FA Cup: Five Govs billed to grace final today
Why Mr President should rejig cabinet now – Pastor Medo-Uwa
135th IPU, economic recession and North-East challenge
CBN pledges more support for rice farming

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Naysayers using disinformation to blot FG’s communcation efforts – Lai Mohammed
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said the propensity by naysayers to deliberately spread false information via the Social Media has negatively impacted on the federal government’s efforts to keep Nigerians informed of its activities.
My wife rejected me the first time I approached her — Teju Babyface
T op comedian and host of comedy show, ‘Teju Babyface’, Teju Oyelakin, is proud to tell anyone that cares to listen that he married the love of his life, Tobi. However, four years after the couple signed the dotted lines, Teju’s love for his wife continues to wax stronger. The ace comedian, in this interview, recounts how his wife told him off the first time he approached her for a relationship, just as the wife agrees that her husband was not the only man that came to ask for her hand in marriage.
Video: When Emir, Ooni drove expensive cars to #SokotoDurbar
Video: When Emir, Ooni drove expensive cars to #SokotoDurbar
Ortom places N5m price tag on wanted Benue militant leader, Gana
The Benue state Security Council has slammed a N5million price tag on the wanted militant leader, Mr. Terwase Agwaza, also known as “Gana” for his alleged involvement in series of abductions, killings, robberies, cattle rustling and other violent crimes in parts of the state.
Reuben Abati’s Aso Rock demons have devoured him
And to this Norman Cousins, one of America’s best known editors, had added that: “Wisdom in people consists of the anticipation of consequences.” They both wrote long before Reuben Abati was born, but they might as well be writing for him. Reading the article he wrote talking about demons in Aso Rock, one cannot help feeling sorry for him. By global, not just Nigerian standards, he is intelligent and can be persuasive with his erudition.
Entertainment personalities waiting for ‘Mr Right’
Being a celebrity has its perks and so are the downsides. Because these people live their lives in the open, it appears they can’t have a private life. For those who are of marriageable age, the suitors seem not to be forthcoming. Why? ……….
2018 FIFA WC qualifiers: Rohr arrives, expects full house Monday evening
SUPER Eagles coach will be on the stands to watch the Nigeria Federation Cup final this afternoon in Lagos after arriving the country, for the the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Algeria November 12 in Uyo, Akwa Ibom. Rohr will discuss strategies for the all important match against Algeria with Nigeria Football Federation before beginning his training secessions on Tuesday morning in Abuja.
Supporters Club scribe charges Eagles to beat Algeria
THE Super Eagles have been charged to beat the Fennecs Foxes of Algeria in the Russia 2018 World Cup qualification game slated for the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo on November 12.
Nigeria can produce world champions in Swimming, says Rep
A member of the House of Representatives, Julius Pondi has said that the Ijaw nation can produce future Olympic gold medallists in swimming for the country.
Why banks don’t support start-up enterprises — CcHUB boss
If power works, a lot of SMEs would do their businesses and make money without any interference; vulcanisers, hair dressers, small scale manufacturers, for all these type of people it is critical there is power and infrastructure for them to get anything done
Cost of managing hypertension has risen from N10,000 to over N30,000 monthly —Akinroye
Most of the drugs used for hypertension are manufactured outside Nigeria and the cost of importation is exorbitant, even the cost of the few ones that are manufactured here is still relatively high
Between Hilary, Trump: Nigeria’s neutrality unhealthy – Prof. Akinterinwa
Hopeful of Hillary Clinton emerging as the first American woman President, yet peeved at Nigeria’s neutral stand on the Tuesday, Nov. 8, US election, Professor Ralph Akinterinwa, a renown scholar of international affairs, in this interview, says America may lose its status as the world only superpower if Mr. Donald Trump emerges as the next US President.
We will create an economic empire to benefit the people of Edo — Godwin Obaseki
Governor Elect of Edo State, Mr Godwin Obaseki, who will Saturday, be sworn-in as Governor Adams Oshiomhole’s successor, says in this interview that party leaders will, to a large extent, determine his appointees. He spoke on his relationship with his boss and how he intends to fulfil his electoral promises to the people
(Video)Breaking: Donald Trump rushed off stage after security scare during Nevada rally
Video: Donald Trump rushed off stage during his Nevada campaign rally
Biafra this, Biafra that
Dr. Charles Soludo, Professor of the Economic Sciences, former Economic Adviser to the President of the federation, and former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, very recently said at a book launch on the subject of Biafra that ignoring the new Biafra secessionist movement will be a mistake by the Buhari administration. I couldn’t agree more. Soludo just amplifies the position which this column has consistently taken in the past, and which I wish to reaffirm today. The Biafra movement is a slow-burning fire at the moment.

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