

Sanitise King’s Square, Edo Assembly urges ministries, Police
Signs that you’re not suited for entrepreneurship
Bayelsa assures on prompt payment of teachers’ salaries
If I were Buhari I will be suspicious of anyone who advises me to ignore Biafra – Soludo
Rohr on break, returns first week of Nov for Algeria
Anxiety in FAAN as FG allegedly sacks, demotes 22 directors, GMs
Judges crackdown: DSS acted within provisions of law, but… – Ogunye
Revenue MDA’s should publish their accounts
Businesses you can start in school
I’m hale and hearty, says Okowa
Bauchi govt rescues 450 teenage girls from traffickers
Ihedioha ‘weeps’ over relegation of Heartland FC
Iheanacho will score more goals for Eagles, says Dad
DSS invasion of Judiciary sacrilegious—Onuesoke
Don’t tamper with Desopadec, group warns Delta Assembly
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SubscribeGov’s Cup: Hope rises for Nigeria as Enosoregbe marches into q-final
To all the doomsday prophets, a word of caution, hope is rising for Nigerian tennis as wild card entrant, Clifford Enosoregbe yesterday achieved the unprece-dented by upsetting eight seed Maciej Smola to reach the men’s singles quarter-final of the Lagos Governor’s Cup Futures 5.
Cultists kill inspector in Cross River; 22 criminals arrested
CALABAR—Tragedy struck, yesterday, when suspected cultists engaged a police patrol team in a gun battle at Nkwa Street off Eyamba, Calabar, Cross River State, killing an inspector, Mr. Edet Archibong.
Corruption: FG’ll step on ‘sensitive’ toes – Lai Mohammed
The Federal Government has said it would step on more big toes in its anti-corruption war.
UNEC students slam VC over alleged diversion of mandatory N5,000 levy
Students at the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, UNEC, yesterday, lashed out at the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Benjamin Ozuba, accusing him of diverting the mandatory N5,000 re-roofing levy foisted on them three years ago.
Judges’ trial shifted as aggrieved litigants flood DSS with petitions
The trial of seven suspected corrupt judges earlier slated for today has been shifted till next week.
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