A-Court declines to sack Gov Ugwuanyi of Enugu
N1.162bn alleged fraud: Court adjourns Dariye’s suit till March 2
FCTA to harmonise taxes, eliminate cases of multiple taxation
FEC approves N126bn for reconstruction of 12 roads
NASS wants FERMA boss sacked
Trump’s early gambit on Nigeria
Urhobo nation urged to rally round Ibori
Metaphors for a troubled nation
Delta Assembly workers resume strike over unpaid allowances
Edo deputy gov warns against divisiveness
SANs who may be Supreme Court Justices
5 things you do that endanger your health
5 ways your tech gadgets may be affecting your health
Court bars construction firm from Oko-Olomi village land
Epe farm kidnap: Kidnappers demand N50m
Ambode for CAN Inter-denominational service

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Money mistakes to never make when planning your wedding
Planning a wedding is not a child’s play whether you engage a wedding planner or not. It is very challenging and demanding because it requires thorough planning and of course money.
Uyo residents accuse govt, PHEDC of insensitivity over 15 years blackout
AGGRIEVED residents of Abak Road and Nsentip Street in Uyo Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, have lamented that they have suffered power outage for 15 years.
Idiovwa bags fellowship award
The global Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Ogoni Olomu, has conferred a fellowship award on Mr. Morrison Idiovwa and others for their contributions to the development of the school, communities and the larger society.
DSS arrests Danjuma, ex-NDRPP coordinator
THE Department of State Services, DSS, has arrested the former coordinator of Niger Delta Riverine Protection Programme, Mr Tikari Danjuma, and one of his aides, Jacob Sonoma.
How I built houses with kidnap ransom, by arrested serial abductor
A suspected kidnapper arrested by the Inspector-General of Police Intelligence Response Team , IRT, in connection with last Thursday’s kidnap of Secretary of the Isheri North Estate, Government Reserved Area, Lagos, has revealed that he got N250,000 from the N5 million ransom paid for the victim, Mr Dayo Adekoya’s release.
Why we’re building Rumuokoro Market, bus station —Wike
Rivers State governor, Mr Nyesom Wike, has said that the state government embarked on the construction of Rumuokoro Market and bus station to address the traffic congestion in that area.
Mahmud, Egbunu honoured
By Chris Ochayi The Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, Abuja branch, has conferred Innovative Leadership Award on the Registrar-General, Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC, Alhaji Bello Mahmud. This came as a seasoned journalist and Publisher of Parliament International Magazine, Mr. Gowon Egbunu, was selected by the Arewa Youth Advocacy for Excellence, AYAE, as recipient of its Young […]
Protest: IYC condemns attack on Ann-Kio Briggs, others
Ijaw Youth Council, IYC, worldwide, has condemned Tuesday’s attack on Ann-Kio Briggs and other Niger Delta activists by suspected hired thugs at Tombia Junction, Bayelsa State, while they were protesting the allocation of land by the state government to Fulani herdsmen.
Lagos targets 3,000 MW electricity in 7 years, says Ambode
Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State has disclosed plans by the state to generate 3,000 Megawatts, MW, of electricity through accelerated deployment of various embedded power plants in strategic locations within the next seven years.
Kogi bizmen task Gov Bello on security
The Kogi Business Community Abuja, KBCA, a coalition of businessmen, is to engage the state governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, on how his administration intends to address security and confront the developmental challenges.
I killed my day-old baby ’cos she’ll be extra burden – Mother
A 40-year-old woman and a mother of two, Foluke Owolewa, arrested by men of Ogun State Police Command for killing her one-day-old baby, has said she took the step because her two other children were not being taken care of by her husband.
Beko’s intervention in the struggle for right to health in Nigeria
IN the 30s, 40s and 50s the Reverend Isaac Oladotun Ransome-Kuti and his wife, Olufunmilayo, were in the forefront of the struggle of the Nigerian people against British colonial autocracy. Their Abeokuta home served as the secretariat of the Nigerian Union of Teachers and the Nigerian Union of Women founded and led by the Kutis. Bekololari was born in 1940 by the Kutis with a silver spoon. But like his elder brother, Fela, he never used the spoon. Early in life both of them were nurtured in the struggle against injustice and oppression.
The saddest day of my life, by Obasanjo
FORMER President Olusegun Obasanjo has described the day he appeared before the General Patrick Aziza’s Special Military Tribunal over allegations of coup plotting as the saddest day in his life.
Edo poll: Discrepancies uncovered in recounted ballot papers
RESULTS of the recounted ballot papers used for the conduct of the September 28, 2016 Edo State governorship election in some wards and units in three out of the four local government areas of Edo State have shown discrepancies in the total number of figures as announced by Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, and the figures recorded during the recounting exercise.
13 countries seek $1.1bn for IDPs in North-East
No fewer than 13 countries have sought for an emergency $1.1 billion (about N330 billion) for humanitarian needs for 1.8 million internally-displaced persons, IDPs, affected by Boko Haram insurgency in the North East.

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