Warring Enugu communities urged to embrace peace
ONDO GOV POLL: APC submits Akeredolu’s name to INEC
A-Court upholds Dickson’s election
How embarrassing
CNS Swimming Championship: Navy Chief foresees bright future for Nigeria swimming
World debut of Navara-based emergency rescue concept
Jaguar Land Rover expands Ingenium Powertrain family
Bruce Onobrakpeya’s Harmattan Workshop exhibition turns LCA into museum
EcoSport design influenced by children for moms
All set for National Youth Games
Customs seizes N598bn rice in eight months
Enugu House nullifies recruitment of 2,000 primary school teachers
NGO decries rising tobacco consumption by youths
Isoko South PDP passes vote of confidence on Okowa
Ijaw rejects 2016 DESOPADEC budget, petitions Okowa

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Aspire Football Dreams top-50 final begins in Lagos
FIFTY kid footballers from across the country are in Lagos to compete for selection in the final of the 2016 Aspire Football Dreams programme which winds down at the Legacy pitch, National Stadium in Lagos, on September 24.
Dikko not wanted! LMC petitions IGP over illegal use of officers
The League Management Company (LMC) on Thursday insisted that its officers were never declared wanted by the Police and can therefore not be on the run because there are laid out and well known procedures the Police adopt in declaring a person wanted.
I’ll make Arsenal great again — Dangote
AFRICA’s richest man is planning to buy Arsenal within four years.Aliko Dangote – who is said to be worth £8.3billion – revealed his intentions to purchase the Premier League giants last year.
Tension in Maritime Academy over Minister’s choice of Rector
ORON community in Akwa Ibom state where the Maritime Academy of Nigeria, (MAN), is located has come under apprehension following Federal Government’s alleged plan to frustrate the emergence of an incumbent acting rector of the institute, whose name was given as Mr. Ante Mkpandiok, from becoming rector.
Ize-Iyamu and Edo people’s liberty
ON Wednesday, September 28th 2016, most indigenes of Edo state from home and abroad and from all works of life are expected to have arrived the state to exercise their civic rights. We are all expected to vote into office a new governor who will preside over the affairs of state, for another four years.

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