Railway frustration forces Dangote to assemble truck — Amaechi
Electricity: Why Nigerians are in darkness – Kainji GenCo boss
Delta host communities threaten to disrupt NNPC, NPDC operations
PDP Crisis: Court sends pro-Fayose’s exco in Ekiti packing
How over 300 pupils in Imo escaped building collapse
Foreign software, dangerous to national security – ISPON
Northern govs set to tackle insecurity
Re: Verification: Is PTAD playing politics with pensioners’ income?
ULC warns against blackmail by marketers, PPPRA
Ministry of Youth and Sports reschuffles secretaries
Labour protest looms in Imo over workers’ welfare
We haven’t dismissed any officer, says Customs
Oil majors get 14 days ultimatum to sign MoU with Rivers communities
Govt agencies frustrating Buhari’s economic recovery plan – Osinbajo
Ajimobi vows to contest order stopping Oyo council polls

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UNILAG’s History Dept breaks 55-yr-old ‘no first class jinx’
Another academic history was made, yesterday, at the University of Lagos, UNILAG, as the institution unveiled the first student ever in the Department of History to graduate with a first class degree since the school started 55 years ago.
Now Donald Trump is president, what next?
IN just 24 hours since he became president of the United States of America, Donald Trump has been bombarded with a series of protests in the US and around the world. Over one million women, it is estimated, in the US alone and tens of thousand in many European capitals from London, Melbourne, Paris and Madrid among others, have marched against what they called the anti-women stance of the new administration in America. Although not all Americans, they fear they would be negatively impacted by the ultra-nationalistic and anti-women poise of the US government under Trump.
Religion, culture holding Nigeria hostage – Lanre Olusola
FOREMOST Life Coach, Lanre Olusola in this interview, explains the way out of the social and systemic challenges inhibiting the growth of Nigerians and Nigeria. Olusola, who, is the most sought after Mind Coach in the country, helps organizations and individuals out of crisis, also challenges the nation to quit being visionless.
2019: Imo dep gov visits party secretariat, urges membership drive
The Deputy Governor of Imo state, Eze Madumere, yesterday, visited the APC state secretariat in the state, to plead with members of APC to encourage other people to join the party.
My Police security were sacked for refusing to assassinate me —WIKE
GOVERNOR Nyesom Wike of Rivers State, yesterday, claimed that the Poice high command dismissed the six policemen attached to him because they resisted a plot by security agencies to assassinate him.

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