2 children burnt to death roasting yam
NDLEA arrests 19 IDPs for illegal drugs
Army arrests, parades 2 Boko Haram members, 15 others in Kogi
‘I abandoned my baby under Oshodi bridge ’cos I don’t know his father’
Rohr: I’ll pick only 3 players from China
Wike slams Police over indictment by INEC
Eagles to face Senegal, B/Faso with full squads
PDP chairmanship: Nigeria drifting to one party state —Gov Emmanuel
Anti-media law: Count us out — Imo lawmakers
Rooney to quit United
CAF Elections: South Africa denies endorsing Hayatou
Biafra’ll be actualized without gunshot — Uwazuruike
‘Guardiola “betrayed” Iheanacho’
1.2m traders to benefit from Ugwuanyi’s empowerment scheme
Expanded W/Cup: Africa want 10 places
Ogun-NYSC boosts camp with sports, culture festival

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Race walk organisers seek support from philanthropists
Initiators of Royal Race Walk, RRW, Vino Glad Investment, have called on philanthropists in Nigeria to queue into their mission and vision, and collaborate with them in inspiring Nigerian youths to raise future stars, as first race walk debuts in the country.
Protest looms in Imo school of nursing over illegal fees
THERE is tension at the School of Nursing, Umulogho in Obowo Local Government Area of Imo State, over alleged use of “force” by the school management to compel students to retake hospital finals examination. Vanguard learned yesterday that some of the aggrieved students were preparing for a showdown with the management to make public their travails.
Corruption, threat to good governance in Nigeria — Okowa
GOVERNOR Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, yesterday, regretted that over the years, corruption has constituted a serious threat to good governance, rule of law, peace and security, including development programmes aimed at tackling poverty and economic backwardness in the country.
Girl allegedly sets up friend for 10-man gang rape
Ado Ekiti—The Ekiti State Police Command has arrested a student of a college of technology in the state, Yetunde Kayode, for allegedly tricking her friend into the hands of a 10-man gang of rapists.
2 die in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway auto crashes
Two persons died, yesterday, in two separate accidents along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, while three others sustained injuries.
Mile 12 Market: Why plan to relocate might fail again
THERE is probably no bonafide Lagos housewife who has not visited or heard of Mile 12, the depot market upon which thousands of households in the metropolis depend for fresh and cheap produce.
GOU gives scholarships to 19 Northern students
The Vice Chancellor of Godfrey Okoye University, Enugu, Prof. Christian Anieke, said no fewer than 19 students from the Northern part of the country have been awarded scholarship by the institution.
Sugar refineries struggle with backward integration
SUGAR manufacturers in the country are still struggling with their backward integration programme amidst likelihood that the massive drop in the volume of output three years ago may sustain upwards swing.
Southern govs’ wives vow to end female genital mutilation, others
SOUTHERN Governors’ Wives Forum (SGWF) has vowed to end the harmful practice of female genital mutilation by engaging relevant institutions and stakeholders to tackle the problem.
2017 NPA Int’l Polo tournament: Balmoral, Eat N’ Go, Kano Nakudu triumph in Low Cup
Lagos Balmoral International defeated Lagos Caverton Sao Polo as the 2017 NPA Lagos International Polo Tournament sponsored by GTBank approach it’s homestretch.

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