
OHANAEZE: Nwodo our talisman for new league —SEN OKONKWO
FMC Owerri: Labour threatens to shut Health Minister’s office
NASS plans law to jail officials shunning summons
Fraudsters making Bayelsa councils unviable —Dickson
Why El-Rufai, Shehu Sani are fighting in Kaduna – Bello
AIB new Boss takes over, says staff training priority
US-bound woman dies in Lagos auto crash
Sheikh Adebayo makes case for constitution amendment
Tonto Dikeh husband’s alleged mistress confesses!
Chris Enahoro is dead
Reps condemn non release of N70bn 2016 judiciary allocation
Dangote Refinery partners PTI in human capital devt
On the accidental bombing of IDP camp in Borno
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Subscribe44-yr-old Jigawa woman loses sextuplets at birth
A 44-year-old woman, Hanne Sulaiman, has given birth to sextuplets in Dutse, Jigawa, 18 years after giving birth to a set of twins, at Dantaye village in Dutse Local Government Area of the state.
Chibok Girls’ film “Waiting for Hassana” premieres in U.S.
New York – A film dedicated to telling the story of the kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls, “Waiting for Hassana”, will be premiered in the U.S. on Friday. This is contained in a statement by Adam Segal, a representative of The 2050 Group – Publicity, obtained. The short documentary, the first Nigerian production ever selected to debut […]
Trump’s Turn: What’s in it for Nigeria?
Today’s inauguration of Donald John Trump as the 45th President of the United States has great lessons for Nigeria which draws its culture and presidential system of government from the country.
29 States generated N318bn as IGR in H1-NBS
THE National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, said that 29 states of the federation generated N318 billion as Internally Generated Revenues (IGR) in the first half of 2016 (from January to June).
Abia Poly NUT protest instigated—PDP CHIEFTAIN
A Peoples Democratic Party and former special adviser to Dr Alex Ekwueme, Mr Ben Onyechere yesterday, in Umuahia, said that the Abia Poly NUT protest which led to closure of the institution last month was instigated.
40 years after: Over 45 nations to celebrate Festac77
NO less than 45 African countries have indicated their interest to participate in the forthcoming celebration of Festac77 @ 40 that would start on April 1 across the country.
Expert commends Dangote’s entry into auto production
AN automobile communication specialist, Dr. Oscar Odiboh has described the entry of Dangote Group into the automobile manufacturing sector in Nigeria as a step towards the birthing of truly Nigeria vehicle brand.
Fire kills boy, 4 others hospitalised in Lagos
A two-year-old boy has been reported dead following a fire incident that gutted their flat at Ojuelegba in Lagos State on Thursday.
Abuse of power part I
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega selected his wife, Rosario Murillo, to be his running mate when he was seeking a fourth term in office.
One China, one people, under one sun
NIGERIA, the most populous Black country in the world, on January 11, in Abuja, sat with China, the most populous nation in the world, to sign a Bilateral Agreement recognising the One China Policy.
Igbinedion University takes Nollywood to the world
IT is good news for aspiring film makers and actors who are longing to attend the prestigious New York Film Academy to horn their crafts, as Igbinedion University, Okada, Edo State, has taken up the challenge to establish a similar film school in the country to stem the tide.
Govt has no business dabbling into religious activities — Sheikh Ahmad
Chief Missioner, Ansar-ud-deen Society of Nigeria, Sheikh AbdurRahman Ahmad has said government has no business dabbling into religious activities, adding that the position of religious leaders whether in Christianity or Islam is for life and cannot be determined by any regulation.
Electricity sector records first total collapse in 2017
NIGERIA electricity sector recorded zero power supply across the country, yesterday evening at 6.0 pm, due to total system collapse, with average power generation crashing to 1, 618 megawatts hour (MWh), down from 2, 904 MWh generated just before the system collapsed dropping generation to zero megawatts.
Nigerian, Senegalese troops storm The Gambia as Adama Barrow is sworn in
Nigerian and senegalese troops were deployed to The Gambia, yesterday, as part of the Economic Community of West Africa, ECOWAS, mandate to enforce the December 1, 2016 election result in that country.
Nigerians more familiar with UK’s sport, history – British Airways’ survey
A SURVEY conducted by British Airways (BA) in 2016 has shown that Nigerians are more familiar with UK sports and history than their European counterparts.
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