Northern Christians face persecution, CAN alleges
FALLOUT OF BENIN CORONATION: Oba Ewuare II roars, chief priest falls
IVF TREATMENT: Debunk the mystery, reduce the misery
Africa’s football Methuselah
Inside story of the challenges confronting the Air Force
Corruption as a relay race in Nigeria
Genevieve Nnaji resurfaces in AY’s arms
Encouraging local capacity: Create software business desk with N5b loan for developers, ISPON tells BOI
English’s language of Egyptian ancient rulers — Tolu Oladimeji
ECWA, TEKAN fault FG’s handling of Southern Kaduna killings
Saying it with confidence
In praise of famous men
Police, IPOB trade claims on Trump protest
I, you, we: A philosophical analysis of the human condition (1)

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Cornfield books worth millions for 104 Federal Unity Colleges
With the zeal to consolidate support for child’s education and build moral values among young and impressionable demography, Cornfield Transnational Limited, parent company to Media Concept International and Botosoft Technologies, has donated books worth millions of naira to the libraries of the 104 Federal Unity Colleges spread across the country.
Ex-militant leader laments delay in payment of amnesty stipends
NATIONAL Chairman, phase II of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, self-styled ‘Gen’ Aso Tambo, has lamented the delay in the payment of stipends owed Niger Delta ex-militants by the federal government.
Vice President Osinbajo it is genocide not religious violence
Professor Osinbajo, SAN, as a prominent lawyer, teacher and now top politician asked the question: “why are such cases never concluded?” as if he does not know the answer. The answer had been partly and generally provided by the General Manager of a satellite station in the Middle East. World wide and in Nigeria, there is very little of what you can call “religious violence” left anywhere. What we have had since the rise of Al Queda and the attack on the World Trade Center in New York has been global terrorism and genocide systematically and relentlessly carried out by those claiming to be Muslims.
Why I love Igbo men and can’t stand Akwa Ibom men – Brycee Bassey
Stunning Nigerian actress, Brycee Adia Bassey, has declared her fascination for men of Igbo descent.
ECONOMY IN RECESSION: Motivation of workers should go beyond paying salary — Olugbodi
One of the profound pillars of Team Building is collective team motivation . Majorly, what team building does is to create an avenue where people are highly motivated, especially in the beginning and end of the year .
Your hernia will not heal on its own
To lower the risk of a hernia becoming irreducible or strangulated, the sooner a reducible hernia is repaired the better. Hernia treatment consists of surgery unless you have medical conditions that preclude surgery
My DSS, NJC story, N632m allegedly traced to my bank account – Ex-Enugu CJ
Justice Innocent Umezulike, the compulsorily retired Chief Judge of Enugu State, was a professor of law before going into the Bench. He was among the judges whose houses were recently raided by the Department of State Security, DSS, in an operation, before he was recommended by the National Judiciary Council, NJC, for retirement. In this interview, he narrates the events that led to his forced retirement, the N632 million reportedly traced to his bank account by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and other alleged controversies around his tenure as Chief Judge.
2Face suspends Victoria Island Club Rumours opening
The much-talked about grand opening of Club Rumours, Victoria Island by legendary music icon, Tuface Idibia, billed for December, last year, had been suspended indefinitely.
AFCON 2017: Total to take 14 lucky football fans to Gabon
Total Nigeria has launched promotional products that will see 14 lucky customers win expense free trips to the ongoing Total Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon. The first batch of seven winners will attend the semifinal, while the second set of winners will watch the final live in Gabon.
Yoruba leaders take on Buhari
BY OLA AJAYI, IBADAN Some Yoruba leaders, including a former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Chief Bisi Akande, yesterday, brushed aside their political differences to declare as unacceptable the ‘existing order’ under President Muhammadu Buhari which, they claimed, marginalises the South-West in the distribution of political offices and government failure in the provision […]

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