Tribal intolerance: Muslims, Christians fight for nothing – Gospel singer
Bauchi govt builds 20 roads
Don’t review interconnection rates upward, telecom subscribers beg NCC
25, 22-year-old men rape 14-year-old girl
NSCDC arrests 2 men over alleged rape of 14-year-old girl
Lincoln stun Burnley in historic FA Cup win
Support Buhari for better economy, Ngige tells workers
Ngige tasks workers to support FG in revitalizing economy
NRC unfolds plan to accommodate more passengers
8th assembly `rubber stamp’ label is challenging – Speaker
Appeal Court verdict: Further litigation will ruin PDP in 2019
50,000 youths from Buhari’s home town, Daura LGA hold rally for him
Buhari a God-sent – Daura youth Protesters
Ambode, others task citizens to pray for Nigeria’s progress

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5 interesting benefits of bank SMS alert
There is no bank that doesn’t provide bank alert services to their customers. It is one of the ways they have devised to make money. While some customers have activated the alert, others haven’t perhaps because they don’t see the need for it.
Housemaids palms burn over a piece of meat
A 35 year old staff of the National Examination Council, is being quizzed by the Niger state Child Right Protection Agency for burning with hot charcoal the palms of her eight- year old house-maid, accused of stealing meat from the pot.
Visual impairment awaits children beaten on head – Ophthalmologist
Prof. Dupe Ademola-Popoola, an Ophthalmologist with the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH) has cautioned against beating children on the head to guard against visual impairment.
Army warns members of sponsoring campaign of calumny against itself or…
The Nigerian Army has accused some of its ex-personnel of sponsoring a campaign of calumny against it on the social media and warned them to desist forthwith or be dealt with accordingly.
Beating your child on head can result in visual impairment – Ophthalmologist
Prof. Dupe Ademola-Popoola, an Ophthalmologist with the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH) has cautioned against beating children on the head to guard against visual impairment.

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