2019: Ogun PDP Chiefs dump Kashamu for Adeola
Nigerian asylum arrested for stabbing woman to death in Germany
Kenyan doctors’ union officials freed
Dariye’s N1.162bn alleged fraud suit adjourned till March 2
Aubameyang lost fitness at Africa Cup, moans Tuchel
INEC promises credible polls in Ekiti, Osun
White House struggles to insulate Trump from Russia scandal
Aregbesola unveils ‘Ofada Osun Rice’
Traders charge Aregbesola on more dividends of democracy
Bida Poly creates new departments – Rector
Pogbas: Brothers turned sibling rivals
20 killed in inter-ethnic clashes in Mali – Security minister
FG inaugurates ultra-modern Abuja passport office

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Army recovers remains of soldier killed in Agatu
The military has recovered the remains of the soldier killed at Oweto in Agatu Local Government Area of Benue State two days ago. A cache of weapons was also recovered.
1.7million candidates expected to sit for 2017 JAMB – Oloyede
Non fewer than 1.7million candidates are expected to sit for 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination in April.
Despite our efforts, nothing to show that S’East is part of Nigeria – Okorocha
The Imo state Governor, Rochas Okorocha has lamented that the South-East has nothing to show that it is part of the Nigerian project despite the efforts the region has made towards the growth of Nigeria and especially to the emergence of the Buhari-led administration.
Trump-Buhari phone call: US to pump $1b into Nigeria’s power sector
Just a day after U.S President, Donald Trump have a phone conversation with Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari, Power Africa, an initiative by the US government to light up Africa, on Tuesday said it was planning to invest about one billion dollars on the power sector in Nigeria, the programme’s coordinator, Mr Andrew Herscowitz said.
Misinformation that continues to poison
IN a recent article, the Messages of Ahiara, an incisive piece buttressed with logic and reason, which refuted some popular but erroneous notions of tribalism and secession in Nigeria, drew a lot of hostile responses from some of my readers. They lobbed curses and hauled invectives at me. However, to me, it was all exhilarating. I relish rejoinders to my writings, be them abusive or appreciative.

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