Sports must be distinct, removed from the ministry — Amiesimaka
President Buhari will not spare corrupt associates- Osinbajo
Enugu Assembly reverses self on recruitment of 2,000 teachers
Don’t slash Corps Members’ allowances
Eagles have landed — kalu
Why Benue people are opposed to open grazing — Rep Tarkighir
Man, 60, commits suicide over inability to care for family
Attempt to arrest me outrageous — Dikko
Bassey bags more FIFA, CAF appointments
Olubadan breaks 17-year jinx, visits Alaafin
Lawyers volunteer to participate in trial of erring judges
Okpalla to take over Olympic team
Details of how Badeh laundered N1.4bn NAF cash, emerge
Cameroon coach boost Eagles confidence ahead Algeria tie
Nigeria can’t depend solely on oil to fund budget —ONU

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Beyond Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption rhetoric: return of the fifth columnists?
What type of corruption is Buhari fighting when he shut his eyes to allegations of budget padding, gets cosy with the ‘budget rats’ and ‘padders’, gets reprieve for those he wanted prosecuted for forging house rules but keeps Sambo Dasuki in jail?
Abductors of Rivers APC chieftain want N100 million
PORT HARCOURT—The kidnappers of Mr. Nnamdi Abbah, a chieftain of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Rivers State, have demanded N100 million ransom.
Suswam accuses Gov Ortom of looting Benue
The brewing cold war between Governor Samuel Ortom and his predecessor, Gabriel Suswam, took another turn, yesterday, after the latter accused Ortom of running a corrupt and deceitful government, saying he was prepared to go to jail for his stance against the government.
Arrested 17-year-old wets self during interrogation
LAGOS—Olayinka Moses, a 17-year-old Junior Secondary School III student urinated on himself while he was paraded for being in possession of an iron weapon, with which he allegedly dispossess people of valuables.
ONDO GOV POLL: PDP, APC trade blame over alleged buying of PVCs, army uniform
THE Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Ondo State, yesterday, traded blames over allegations of sowing illegal Army uniforms and buying Permanent Voters Cards, PVCs, as part of a plan to rig the November 26 governorship election.

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