Why Nigerians will become poorer with rising oil prices
7-year-old male suicide bomber kills Prof., others in Unimaid mosque
Niger Delta: PANDEF and lasting peace
Dangote sets up truck assembly plant In Lagos, creates 3,000 jobs
Protesters shutdown Indorama fertiliser plant in Eleme
Turkish school kidnapping: IGP deploys intelligence, anti-kidnapping squads to Lagos, Ogun
One shot in fresh Ogbe-Ijoh, Aladja gun battle
Court Order: Amnesty urges Nigeria to release El-Zakzaky
Operation Python Dance was a success – Army
Go tell it to Nigerians the optimists are leading
Investors’ bullish on financial services stocks
Go to China, Conte tells Costa
FG contract is strictly between the insurers through brokers

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Recession: Change your cabinet now, PDP Reps tell Buhari
SOME members of the House of Representatives on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday advised President Muhammadu Buhari to change his cabinet before Nigeria migrates from recession to depression.
Fast-track Niger Delta peace process, Dickson urges FG
Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State has called on the Federal Government to fast-track the ongoing peace process in the Niger Delta, with a view to building consensus on the economic, political and security issues to achieve lasting peace in the region.
Corrupt Nigerians are too vocal for my liking – BOLA AJIBOLA
Prince Bola Ajibola, SAN, a scion of the Owu Royal Family in Ogun State, was president of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, at the advent of the Muhammadu Buhari military administration in 1984.
Hoodlums beat Baale deposed by Olubadan
THE battle for the chieftaincy title of Baale of Olode in Ibadan got messier at the weekend as some suspected hoodlums pounced on Chief Lukman Ilufemiloye Alao, who was recently deposed by the Olubadan of Ibadan, Oba Saliu Adetunji, his wife and children and beating them to stupor.
Serena sets aside engagement for real action
Serena Williams’ goal this year is clear: doing better than 2016. The American player said she wasn’t satisfied with how the last year went for her. ‘For me, it wasn’t a great season,’ she admitted in the Australian Open pre-tournament presser. ‘I think for other people it would have been wonderful. For me, it wasn’t. It was what it was. I’m still hitting.’

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