FG lied, no offer to release Dasuki for father’s burial —Lawyer
Our Judiciary on the edge of a precipice
Pinnick storms Burutu for Julius G. Pondi Peace Cup 2016
FIFA U-20 WWC: Falconets dream victory over Spain
Cattle rustlers kill 6 in Niger
EFCC re-arraigns Rickey Tarfa over age falsification
Unilag hosts SETPOM, calls for improved waste management
Graduate Professional Programmes: Study now, pay later – CIAPS
How we planned to kidnap Femi Otedola —Suspects
Police kill one, arrest 6 robbery suspects in Calabar
Man commits suicide after hacking wife to death in Enugu
America’s sore losers (2)
Pastor allegedly impregnates 17-yr-old girl
Man kills friend’s son for money ritual in Nasarawa
Recession: Measures students take to survive
12 students shine at 3rd Lafarge Africa National Literacy contest

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PFAs stop annuity requests to life insurers
Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs) have stopped forwarding annuity requests to life insurance operators pending when the life insurers transfer all annuity assets under their custody to a Pension Fund Custodian, (PFC), Vanguard investigations has revealed.
Youths need science, technology, engineering, mathematics to succeed – Ewing
DIRECTOR, Deepwater and Production Sharing Contracts, Star Deepwater Petroleum Limited, Mr Jeffery Ewing has said that for Nigerian students to succeed in this new information based and technology driven global society, they need to develop their capabilities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).
If I were President, Boko Haram wouldn’t happen—Atiku Abubakar
Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, yesterday, took a swipe at past administrations in the handling of Boko Haram insurgency, saying the sect would not have reared its head, if he was President.
Power Oil holds health camp in 9 States
A HEALTH camp designed to promote a healthy lifestyle among Nigerians has been held in nine states of the Federation.
Fraudsters take over Soka forest in Ibadan; 3 nabbed
IBADAN—BARELY three years after a kidnappers’ den was discovered at Soka in Ibadan where hundreds of people were reportedly used for rituals, the large expanse of land has again been turned into criminal hideouts where hoodlums swindle foreigners and other innocent Nigerians.

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