Four suspected land-grabbers arrested for alleged murder in Ogun
Tourism does not exist in Nigeria – NANTA President
Nigeria needs people like Anyaoku to develop — Okorocha
Balarabe Musa, Akintoye, Obi, others insist on true federalism
Lagos starts construction of 181 roads in council areas
West Brom table £17m for Ighalo
Air Force sets up board to probe Rann error bombing
CAF Champions League: Rangers bait fans with drinks
Buhari’s junketing to US gulped $1m per trip – Fayose
Itsekiri doesn’t own Okerenkoko —WIPMG
NAMA MD calls for staff co-operation to enhance Airspace safety
Obaseki targets 80,000 jobs, inaugurates Agric C’ttee
Witness’ absence stalls Synagogue building collapse trial
2 die, 4 injured in Bauchi road crash

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NUJ, Afenifere condemn arrest of Premium Times’ publisher, reporter
ANGRY reactions yesterday, greeted the raid by the Nigeria Police on Premium Times head office in Abuja and the arrest of the newspaper’s publisher, Dapo Olorunyomi alongside the paper’s judiciary correspondent, Evelyn Okakwu.
Why El-zakzaky can’t be released now
The Federal Government has said that it would be against public interest and national security to release leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, IMAN, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky at this time.
Broos happy Lions survived Guinea-Bissau scare
Cameroon coach Hugo Broos was full of praise for his players for what he described as great character and determination coming back from a goal down to defeat hard fighting Guinea-Bissau 2-1 on Wednesday.
Ohanaeze laments low representation of Igbo in federal cabinet
The President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief Nnia Nwodo yesterday lamented over what he described as “abysmal representation of Igbo in the current Federal Government led by President Muhammadu Buhari, saying that the number of Ndigbo in the government “falls extremely short of the constitutional provisions for the reflection of federal character in the appointment into important government positions.”
Policy failure looms over ban on land border vehicle imports
THERE are indications that importers of used and new vehicles are not ready to make use of the seaports. These signals prtend that a failure of the new vehicle import policy looms. Maritime stakeholders are claiming that the new policy banning importation of vehicles through land boarders was against international trade laws.

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