
Police nab notorious bank robbers in Imo
Father of missing boy alleges threat to life
Nigeria women 4x100m set to rescue medal
Ahmadiyya centenary celebration: Amir rolls out achievements
FMBN seeks EFCC’s support on debt recovery
Day 11: More Itsekiri communities declare showdown with Chevron
Buhari can end N-Delta crisis today if he so desires – UNDEDSS
FG releases 2016/2017 admission list into unity colleges
Has Abba Kyari Many Faces in Aso Rock?
How endorsements split APC/PDP in Ondo ahead of gov primaries
A soluble problem?
Nigerian Army assures on adequate security in N-Delta
Avengers adamant on declaring independence October 1
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SubscribeGuantanamo: Ode to impunity
They usually die young; the prophets of their generation. Patrice Lumumba in Congo; Franz Fanon, Algeria; Ernesto Che Guavera, Cuba; Thomas Sankara in Bourkina Faso and Bob Marley of Jamaica. Some live long like Fidel Castro who on August 13, clocked 90, decorated with medals of an unprecedented 600 attempts on his life by the United States. But why will a civilized country set out so many times to kill the President of another country?
N10m ransom Police nab kidnappers of Rep
ABUJA—Police authorities, yesterday in Abuja, paraded three members of a notorious six-man kidnapping syndicate linked to several kidnapping and other violent crimes along Kaduna-Abuja road.
Abia governorship crisis: A-Court returns Ikpeazu, blasts Justice Abang
Respite came the way of Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State, yesterday, as the Court of Appeal, sitting in Abuja voided the high court judgment that sacked him from office.
Jonathan confident on bronze for U-23 team
Former president, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan is still confident the Olympic Eagles could salvage a medal for the country at the Rio Olympics which winds to a close on Sunday. Shortly after the team fell 0-2 to Germany in the semi final on Wednesday, Dr. Jonathan tweeted that he hoped Nigeria could still finish the tournament […]
Court rejects Fayose’s request to stop EFCC probe
Attempt by Ekiti State Government to restrain the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) from investigating the state finances appear to have hit the rock, as the State High Court sitting in Ado Ekiti refused to grant an ex parte order instituted by the Ayo Fayose led administration to restrain the anti-graft agency.
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