Report of N30,000 levy for retiring nurses’ send off untrue – LASUTH
2019: Owie urges Igbo to ignore Obasanjo
Delta community commends lawmaker on school project
Ekiti PDP factional chair, Oguntuase, 2 others suspended
NYSC pleads for assistance in Enugu
Turkish Airlines’ passengers were not ejected, says Golden Tulip
NAMA partners Air Force in air traffic control training
The politics of power transition
Gossip and backbiting (gheebah)
Enugu Assembly passes Criminal Cases Bill into law
CROSS FIRE: PDP not threatened by Effiong’s exit – Nduese Essien
UNILAG’s convocation: Shehu of Borno, JP Clark, others honoured
Budget 2017: Senate suspends plenary for 3 weeks

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500 Million Commonwealth Deaths, Professor Alexia Thomas Predictions Recalled; Death By Famine And Starvation 2031 – ‘An Oracle Whose Words Lives’
Her Knowledgeable Professor Alexia Thomas prediction previously released on the 6th February2016 of Europe Destruction Of Commonwealth Nations Championed By British Government.
A good ending
LAST week, I said on this page that I had grave reservations about President Buhari’s active involvement in a non-Nigerian political crisis that had been brought on by his Gambian counterpart Yahya Jammeh’s undemocratic misconduct.
Alleged inflation of N2.4bn contracts: Senate probes Power, Works and Housing ministry, BPP
THE Senate, yesterday, asked its Committees on Public Procurement and Works to, as a matter of urgency, investigate alleged irregularities in awards and inflation of two contract sums which show excess of N2.4 billion by the Ministry of Power, Works and Housing, and Bureau of Public Procurement, BPP.
Never again to the bomb that missed our backyard
In a week when Africa riveted on former President Yahya Jammeh’s tantrums, an event that could have shaken the continent to its core slipped below the radar. Or maybe we didn’t think it was sufficiently important. It emerged early in the week that the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, had knowingly concealed information about a failed missile test when she appeared in Parliament to ask for 40billion pounds to replace the Trident, the UK’s flagship missile defence system.
Get a smartphone, MTN tells Blackberry Users
THERE was a time in Nigeria when the Blackberry was the smartest of smart phones. It was not just a phone, but a status symbol, one that marked the rich and famous.
Rio to West Ham: Let Payet sit and rot
Former West Ham defender Rio Ferdinand has criticised Dimitri Payet for the lack of respect he has shown after the Frenchman pushed for a move back to former club Marseille.
Ansaru-ur-deen takes legal action against land trespassers
President of Ansaru-ur-deen Society of Nigeria, Alhaji Olufemi Okunnu has disclosed plans of the association to take legal action against land trespassers that have encroach on the society’s land across the country.
Our partnership with Case IH will revolutionize agriculture— Ritvonen
For Nigeria to achieve self-sufficiency in food production as a country, farmers need to embrace mechanization in their farming activities
Judges not owed four months salary arrears — Senate
THE Senate, yesterday, said the information that federal judges were being owed four-month salary arrears was not true and should be jettisoned.

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