Tambuwal celebrates Xmas in Uyo, urges unity among Nigerians
Boko Haram: The end of a nation’s woe
The Sun, Authority Newspapers’ awards on Wike product of hard work – PDP
MTN paid N80b fine – Adebayo Shittu
The Glory : Olamide drops 6th studio album
Gov. Ugwuanyi lauded for early payment of Dec. salaries
GAMBIA: Activist wants Buhari to use NBA mediation panel
Drug hawking gets Aug. 1 2017 deadline
Parlous state of economy affecting sales, says beer parlor operators
Video: Do you want to be a millionaire?’
Fall of Sambisa will revive northern economy – Arewa Youths
#SouthernKaduna: Wade into wanton killings, group charges Buhari, NASS
Danger looms in Imo over polluted Nworie river
Boko Haram terrorist arrested in Ikorodu – Buratai
2016 Christmas, best since I assumed office – Gov. Shettima

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Day 1: How Nigerian music legends, Ayuba, Abeni, others rocked One Lagos Fiesta 2016
Yesterday, the first day of 2016 One Lagos Fiesta kicked off on a fantastic note as Nigerian artistes and music legends turned up to make the opening event, which also happened to be on Christmas Eve, a memorable one in all five locations across Lagos.
More tributes pour in as George Michael dies at 53
Tributes poured in from the music world Monday after British pop superstar George Michael, who rose to fame with the duo Wham! and a string of smash hits including “Last Christmas”, died aged 53.
‘If ex President Jonathan left no savings, what money did Buhari use to …?’
On Christmas Day of 2016, President Muhammadu Buhari hosted leading citizens of the Federal Capital Territory led by the minister of the FCT, Muhammad Bello, and during the visit he returned to his old habit of blaming and said, and I quote, “there was no money saved, no infrastructure built, and power is still our main problem.
Suicide bomber kills self, accomplice in Borno
A suicide bomber has killed herself and her accomplice in Kasuwan Shanu in Borno State.
Imolites need food not Christmas fanfare – Archbishop Obinna
Imo State Government has been urged to “respond to the more pressing needs of the citizenry instead lavishing scarce resources on fanfare during Christmas and New Year festivities”.

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