Otedela: More troubles for Matharoo sisters over alleged blackmail
Land Dispute: S/Court strikes out Lagos suit against FG
Wike describes visit of Cameroon Primate as blessing to Rivers
Olori Wuraola set to lift less-privileged children
Cave Bar boss loses dad, plans frenzy carnival
Tonye Cole marks 50th birthday in style
Aisha Buhari commends Melinda Gates Foundation
Lagos issues 7-day ultimatum to occupants of distressed building
Residents cry out over heaps of refuse in Lagos
Is all really fair in love and war?
Beware of suicide Bombers’ new tactic – DHQ
Pray for safe return of President Buhari, cleric urges Nigerians
Meet real-life woman James Bond Q character

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Britain will ‘abide by EU rules’ on trade deals: Hammond
Britain will continue to obey EU rules on negotiating trade deals as long as it remains a full-fledged member of the bloc, finance minister Philip Hammond said on Friday.
Fraud: Court adjourns trial of FUNAAB VC, others to Feb.9
Justice Olatokunbo Majekodumi of an Abeokuta High Court on Friday adjourned the trial of Prof. Olusola Oyewole, the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, (FUNAAB), till Feb. 9.
How appeals to faith, love for Gambia made Jammeh to cede power
In pushing Yahya Jammeh to give up The Gambia’s presidency, negotiators played on two key cards: his deep Muslim faith and his professed love of country.
Men more corrupt than women – Magu
Mr Ibrahim Magu, Acting Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has said that corrupt tendencies were more pronounced among males than females.
Robbers storm Owerri High Court premises, rescue their mentor
By Chidi Nkwopara, OWERRI. Two persons are feared dead, while no fewer than 56 suspected criminals are now on the run, when dare devil armed robbers stormed the High Court premises Friday, and rescued one of their own simply identified as Vampire. Vanguard gathered that the rampaging hoodlums gained entrance into the premises, in a […]
Putin,Trump to hold first phone conversation Saturday
US President Donald Trump and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin will on Saturday hold their first phone conversation since the American leader’s inauguration, the Kremlin said.
Boko Haram sacks military base, 3 soldiers feared dead in Borno
suspected members of dreaded Boko Haram has invaded a military base/camp of ‘Operation Lafiya Dole’ in Kamuya village of Buratai ward of Biu Local Government Area of Borno state, where they sacked the soldiers at their duty post, before carting away arms and ammunitions. Sources have revealed.
Why the North cannot be instigated to war
A letter from the Acting Registrar KSCOE Kafancan refuted that 5 students were ambushed and killed by herdsmen on their way to Gidan Waya campus some days back and wondered why even ‘reputable’ papers would carry such stories when the college is not even in session. Mr Samuel should not wonder because some people are instigating war in the North. But they will fail woefully.
Nadal to battle Federer in Aussie Open final
Rafael Nadal will battle his friend, Roger Federer for the Australian Open title on Sunday after Nadal edged hard fighting Grigor Bulgarian Dimitrov 6-3 5-7 7-6 6-7 6-4 in the semi-final. The five-set thriller stretched past midnight in Melbourne, with Nadal serving out the game at 5-4 for his 21st Grand Slam final and a […]
UNILAG student arraigned for alleged obtaining under false pretences
A 32-year-old undergraduate, John Udoka, on Friday appeared in an Ebute Meta Chief Magistrates’ Court, Lagos, for allegedly obtaining N2.6 million under false pretences.
Man kills sex worker for not satisfying him after paying N500
LAGOS—Commercial sex workers at De Love Hotel on Ilufumi Street in Ejigbo area of Lagos have fled, following the killing of their colleague by a customer, who accused her of not satisfying him for the N500 service he paid for.
In Enugu: HIV cases decreasing
The Enugu State Agency for the Control of AIDS (ENSACA) has disclosed that the number of those living with Human Immuno-Deficiency Virus (HIV) has reduced from 5.1 per cent to 4.9 per cent in the state.
JAMB, NSCDC to raid cyber cafe over UTME registration
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) says it is embarking on a national raid of cyber cafe, ahead of its Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
Abia governorship tussle: S/Court grants Oti leave to appeal Ikpeazu’s victory
The Supreme Court on Friday granted leave to Alex Oti of APGA to be joined as an interested party to challenge the election of Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu as governor of Abia.
Governor resigns after womanising claims
The governor of an Indian state has resigned after dozens of his staff signed a petition calling for his removal, alleging that he is a serial womaniser.

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