ALLEGED DIVERSION OF $9BN: Reps order probe of NDPHC
Those defecting to APC are motivated by hunger, business interest —Ekweremadu
James Hogan to quit as Etihad Aviation Group President, CEO
More Eagles to join Mikel in China
Lagos disburses N1bn to 705 beneficiaries of N25bn ETF
NYSC scheme, major unifying factor —Obaseki
Anwar-ul-Islam repositions
Ogun Assembly approves Amosun’s N65.7bn loan request
My mother told me never to take ‘No’ for an answer
Range Rover: Evolution of world’s revered luxury SUV
Abuja Airport shutdown, a shame
Bauchi formulates 30-year water devt plan
Turkish Airlines’ techy entertainment boost
Signs of home filled with Allah’s zikr (3)
Obaseki increases Judiciary’s capital expenditure

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Hausa community in Imo wants religious affairs ministry
The Chairman of the Hausa Welfare Community in Imo State, Alhaji Magaji Ibrahim, yesterday, called on the Federal Government to establish a “ministry of religious and cultural affairs”, in order to address the issue of religious crises in the country.
AFCON 2017: Injury knocks out Gyan
GHANA captain Asamoah Gyan fears he may be ruled out of the Africa Cup of Nations after suffering an injury in Wednesday’s 1-0 defeat by Egypt.
2019: Owie urges Igbo to ignore Obasanjo
ABUJA — FORMER Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Rowland Owie, yesterday took a swipe at former President Olusegun Obasanjo on his call on South-East politicians to take a shot at the 2019 presidential election, saying the former president did not mean well for the region. Owie, who urged the South-East to support the emerging […]
Bayelsa govt floats N10bn Entrepreneur Devt Fund
Bayelsa State Government has floated a N10 billion Entrepreneur Development Fund, EDF, to empower persons that may voluntarily leave the state civil service following its re-organization.
Report of N30,000 levy for retiring nurses’ send off untrue – LASUTH
LAGOS—The management of Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH, has described as “unfounded and untrue” report of a N30,000 levy imposed on its nurses for the purchase of gifts for two retiring senior nursing officers.

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