2016 Etisalat Prize for Lit… and the winner is!
Whither Yoruba agenda in APC government
Eguavoen writes off AFCON 2017
The ear, the cotton bud and the seven signs of trouble
Rap Marathon
Climbing the mount everest of eternal life
Juju music has grown under my leadership in Lagos — Aransiola
Sporadic gunshots heralded kidnapping of our staff, students -Principal Turkish int’l school
Show me your office
Christmas in’Biafra’ and other stories
IBORI: Delta people are no fools !
Edo Understanding the new era under Governor Obaseki
SSANU, NASU, NAAT begin five-day warning strike tomorrow
Sack of Ndume The truce to come in the Senate
Ex-Rep, Nze Chidi Duru collapses inside police cell
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The Senate Agenda for 2017, by Saraki
Senate President Bukola Saraki unfolded the agenda of the red chamber in his statement to welcome his colleagues after their resumption from Christmas and new year recess, last w
Burkina Faso come back to hold Cameroon
A brilliant Benjamin Moukandjo free-kick was not enough for Cameroon to win their opening game at the Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday as Burkina Faso battled back to draw 1-1.
Anti-Trump protesters stage Washington civil rights march
U.S. civil rights activists kicked off a week of protests ahead of Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration with a march in Washington on Saturday, vowing to keep fighting for equality and justice under the upcoming administration.
Stay away from buying vehicles through land borders to avoid loses — Dimka
As the top Customs management says there is no going back from enforcement on ban of vehicles importation through land borders in the country, the Custom Area Controller (CAC) of Seme Command, Comptroller Victor Dimka, has warned importers to stay away from buying vehicles through the land borders, in order to avoid loses, as his Command is adequately equipped to enforce the new policy effectively.
Recession’ll be over soon- Cleric
President of Western Nigeria Union Conference of Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Nigeria, Pastor Oyeleke Owolabi has said the current economic challenge in the country will soon be a thing of the past.
‘There are opportunities for blacks illegally living in US to adjust status’
Five days to the inauguration of Donald Trump as President of the United States, US, a Nigerian resident in the country, Bukky Alabi, , says blacks illegally living in the US have no reason to be afraid of the incoming administration immigration policy. Alabi is also the Head Pastor of the Church in Power Dominion Chapel, Tulsa, Okholoma
Churches should impart their host communities positively
CHURCH organisations have been enjoined to set up modalities through which they would continue to impart their society positively, especially their host communities.
I’m Sorry – Apology Etiquette
How many times have you scolded a child and immediately expected that child to apologize, knowing fully well that it was indeed the correct thing to do
Government has no business in Church administration — Raymond Edijala
The immediate past Chairman of Udu Local Government Council of Delta and a Board Member of Delta Development and Property Authority (DDPA) as well as the State Vice President, Urhobo Democratic Assembly (UDA), Hon Raymond Edijala, says the Federal Government has no business interfering in the internal activities of the Church.
Alonso lifts Chelsea as Spurs climb to second
Marcos Alonso proved an unexpected replacement for the absent Diego Costa as Chelsea won 3-0 at Leicester City on Saturday to consolidate their position atop the Premier League table.
Dying man saves $55K to bribe God
A dying civil servant instructed his wife to bury him with $55,000, which he intended to appease God to forgive his earthly sins.
Harmattan haze: Lagos urges motorists to drive carefully, observe road/traffic signs
The Lagos State Government on Saturday reiterated the need for all road users particularly drivers to drive carefully on the road by observing the speed limit and other road/traffic signs on highways in order to reduce accidents to the barest minimum, especially during this harmattan haze which definitely limits the broad view of drivers to see far distance on the road.
Chibok Girls: FG invites BBOG for search in Sambisa
The Federal Government has invited members of the Bring Our Girls Back (BBOG) to a short trip in a military operational flight into Sambisa forest in search of the missing Chibok girls.
Delta commissioner, 44 others bag chieftaincy titles in Oleh
THE Odiologbo of Oleh kingdom, Delta State, HRM Ovrawah Omogha l, has conferred traditional chieftaincy titles on 45 persons, including Delta State Commissioner for Urban Renewal, Dr.Karo Ilolo; Chairman of Isoko South Local Government council, Sir Ithiako Ikpokpo, Chief Umueruno Edo and Chief Isaac Igbudu in recognition of their contributions to the development of the kingdom.
Set yourself free with the Word
Brethren, the year 2017 is unfolding. As individuals, we have our aspirations and expectations but, as Christians, we should always remember that these dreams would not become a reality when we exclude the divine touch. What do I mean? With you on the side of God and God on your side, your little efforts will produce amazing testimonies. You will definitely have pleasant surprises.

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