Ambode to make Lagos uncomfortable for perpetrators of domestic violence
Patronise made-in-Nigeria goods to boost economy- Innoson MD
Alcacer happy with supporting role at Barca
Buhari begs Nigerians to change from old ways
Official: Edo gov poll to hold as scheduled- INEC
Photos: Buhari, others at National Re-Orientation Campaign launch
My husband deceived my parents, paid only N600 as my bride price
Police bans journalists from covering Audu’s son arraignment
Buhari to borrow from World Bank, China, Japan
Buhari to eliminate rent-seeking in govt
Breaking News: INEC to go ahead with Edo election despite security concerns
Breaking News: Buhari launches national re-orientation campaign in Abuja
Shekau’s Boko Haram group, Barnawi camp clash
Ekeukwu Owerri market: Court gives IMSG last chance
Lagos not taking another N500bn bond – Ambode
FUPRE reopens suspended 2016/2017 pre-admission screening
38 killed, 92,000 left homeless by Niger floods

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Apple eliminates headphone jacks in new waterproof iPhones
Apple is out to make a splash with new waterproof iPhones and a smartphone game starring Nintendo’s beloved “Mario”, but it has raised eyebrows by eliminating headphone jacks in a push for wireless.
Airforce prepares special forces to counter terrorists attack on airports
The Nigerian Airforce has carried out a Counter terrorism simulation exercise inside the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport with Special Forces including Bomb disposal experts and the Regiment force with a Super Puma military Helicopter dropping airborne snipers from the air.
Rio Paralympics: Brazil president booed at opening ceremony
Abuja – Brazilian president Michel Temer was booed as the 2016 Paralympic Games opened in Rio de Janeiro to a backdrop of colour, music and a powerful message of inclusivity. Thousands of performers were involved either side of the two-hour procession of competing countries at the Maracana on Wednesday. The competition begins on Thursday, when […]
Quit ultimatum: Lagos set for demolition of shanties on Island after Sallah
The Special Committee on Clean- Up of Ikoyi, Lekki, and Victoria Island inaugurated by the State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode last week has concluded plans to commence the enforcement of the Environmental Sanitation and Town Planning laws in the affected areas after the Sallah holidays.
80% Nigerian women, girls in Italy sex trafficking victims — VATICAN
About 80 percent of Nigerian women and girls, who arrive Italy, are sex trafficking victims, according to Vatican news agency, Agenzia Fides.
CLARK TO FG: You’re endangering peace in N-Delta by foot-dragging
FORMER Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, has warned that that the apparent delay by the Federal Government to commence dialogue and the ongoing military operation exercise in the Niger Delta region, dubbed ‘Operation Crocodile Smile” at a time that militants had ceased hostilities following appeal by monarchs and leaders could jeopardize peace in the coastal states.
Lagos PDP chides Ambode for neglecting governance
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Lagos State has accused governor Akinwunmi Ambode of committing Lagos funds into partisan activities that are not beneficial to the state
NHRC laments incarceration of minors for offences committed by relations
The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, yesterday, lamented the incarceration of some Nigerians in Enugu Prisons for upwards of between 10 and 15 years without trial for offences committed by their relations.
Umahi sacks council chairmen, reshuffles cabinet
GOVERNOR David Umahi yesterday sacked the 13 Local Government Area Caretaker Chairmen he appointed a year ago.
FLOOD: Water hyacinth traps 6 communities in Anambra
THICK deposits of water hyacinth that had grown on the Anambra River had reportedly posed difficulties in the attempt to evacuate people in six communities in Anambra East and Anambra West local government areas of Anambra State whose areas have been flooded.
Customs denies shooting rice smuggler
Lagos—THE Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has denied media reports that one of its personnel was involved in the shooting of a rice smuggler in Lagos.
Food Production: FG to employ 100,000 graduates as extension workers
Over 100,000 graduates are to be employed by the Federal Government and drafted to farms in all local government councils across the country, as extension workers to help government actualise its food production drive.
Violations and abuses of due process of law in the unseemly tussle for the governorship of God’s Own State of Abia
On 27 June, 2016 Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court (FHC), Abuja Division, removed Governor Okezie Ikpeazu from office as Governor of Abia State, after his election has been affirmed by the Supreme Court
DOCKWORKERS’ death: Union, terminal operators differ over safety measures
Following the death of about four dockworkers at Lagos ports in the last nine months, dockworkers under the aegis of Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN and terminal operators have disagreed over safety of workers at the ports.
UNESCO: Nigeria is 70 years late for 2030 SDG education deadline
The new Global Education Monitoring, GEM, as reported by UNESCO, has said that Nigeria, on current trends of global education, will achieve universal primary education in 2070, universal lower secondary education in 2080 and universal upper secondary education in the next century.

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