

Urhobo Solidarity Forum scores Delta high at 25
Forex market records unprecedented inflow, as exchange rate moderates at N305/$
Again, Borno IDPs protest poor method of feeding in camps
Prevail on govt to ensure rule of law, DDM urges NBA
Amoo back to labour market
Mass sack looms at National Hospital, Abuja
Bizman appeals judgment discharging suspect
Ambode appoints Subair new LIRS boss
YEDI empowers 4,000 students against malaria, HIV
PathCare takes quality healthcare to Alimosho residents
Agbami Co-Venturers screens 14,000 for TB
Poor access to healthcare bane of maternal, child care
WIPG alleges plan by Itsekiri to attack Ijaw communities
Nightmare called federal roads in C-River
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SubscribeSave DELSUTH from trouble, MDCAN tells Okowa
ASABA — THE Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria, MDCAN, Delta State University Teaching Hospital, DELSUTH, Oghara chapter, Delta State, has called on the state governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa, to save the health institution from collapsing.
Rooney retains England captaincy under Allardyce
Wayne Rooney will remain England captain going into the 2018 World Cup qualifying campaign, manager Sam Allardyce confirmed on Monday.
Dogara seeks early preparation for Tokyo 2020
THE Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Yakubu Dogara, has called on authorities in charge of Nigerian sports to begin preparation for Tokyo 2020 Olympics now.
U-23 donation: Japanese billionaire angry with Dalung
The Japanese billionaire, Dr. Katsuya Takasu who donated $390,000 to the national U-23 football team has expressed disappoin-tment with the Sports Minister, Barrister Solomon Dalung for querying the source of his money and putting a question mark on his integrity.
Presidency denies probe of Emir Sanusi, Prof Soludo
The Official Spokesperson to President Muhammadu Buhari, Garba Shehu has denied reports that the administration is planning to probe Prof. Prof. Charles Soludo and the Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi II both former Central Bank governors.
Nestle donates to IDPs
In a bid to assist the North East Nigerians facing constant attacks by Boko Haram, Nestlé Nigeria has donated products worth N2 million to support Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, in the various Camps.
Cardinal Anthony Okogie writes open letter to President Buhari
Last year, when you assumed office, the chant of “Change,” your campaign slogan, ushered you into the Presidential Villa. Today, cries of “hunger” could be heard across the length and breadth of our vast country.
NLC calls for bridging worker, senator salaries
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has called for the bridging of the salaries of public servants and political office holders in the country.
Photos: CSOs protest in Lagos over budget padding
A coalition of over 30 Civil Society Organizations, CSOs, on Monday took to the streets of Lagos to protest against the lingering controversy over budget padding in the lower chambers of the National Assembly, saying it was time the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) investigate and prosecute those found wanting in the budget padding saga. Photo credits: Akeem Salau.
Esan must punish Oshiomhole for past marginalisation
The PDP running mate John Yakubu yesterday accused Governor Adams Oshiomhole of failing to provide N1 billion to fund the accreditation of programmes in the Ambrose Alli University while at the same time pumping N40 billion in the same period to the new university in his village.
The gods of Benin land will never allow PDP come to Edo— Uyigue
APC chieftain Elder Sunny Uyigue, Monday, declared that the gods of Benin land would never allow the PDP come back to power in the state.
Mobile Police stray bullet kills father of five in Lagos
Coastal bus drivers yesterday boycotted Okoko / CMS route to protest the alleged killing of their chairman, Sunday evening by a Mobile policeman.
Stella Oduah’s son die of brain hemorrhage
The son of one of Nigerian female Senator and former Aviation minister, Stella Odua has been reported dead in an Abuja hospital.
Vigilante kills birthday celebrant in Aba
Tragedy struck in Aba at the weekend when an unknown operative of the Abia State Vigilante Service, AVS, popularly known as ‘Bakassi Boys’, shot dead a female birthday celebrant at a popular eatery in Ariaria area of the city.
Only qualified, registered teachers will be allowed to practice, says Minister
The Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, said only qualified teachers, who were duly registered, would be allowed to teach in the country to ensure professionalism. Adamu said this while briefing newsman on the sidelines on the presentation of a draft roadmap tagged “Education for Change: A Ministerial Strategic Plan 2016-2019’’ to education stakeholders in Abuja on Monday.
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