Anambra poultry farm targets 5m birds
FG vows to pay attention to oil-producing communities
Delta community threatens to pull out of kingdom over kingship tussle
Alleged N1.64bn fraud: You’ve a case to answer, Court tells Nyame
Delta govt commends DSCMA on security
The politics of Magu’s confirmation
‘I killed my daughters to deliver them from witchcraft’
Don’t politicise UPU, branch presidents warn
Suspected oil thief kills policeman in botched arrest
Preparing Uziza soup the South Eastern way
Fayose accuses FG of withholding Ekiti allocation
Lassa fever claims 8 in Nasarawa
Edo Unity League flays freezing of Ozekhome’s account
Senate queries Culture Ministry over N620,000 IGR in 2016
Edo poll: Inec fails to open defence, asks for adjournment
Consumer Watch: A place that makes you plan ahead
As police nab 2 for kidnapping, killing 10yr-old boy

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Arik: Senate summons AMCON boss, to appear today
—FOLLOWING the take-over of the management of Arik Air by the Federal Government, the Senate has summoned the management of Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON.
Again, gunmen storm Lagos farm, kidnap 7
Gunmen clad in military camouflage, yesterday, struck again in a farm at Igbodu area of Epe, Lagos State, abducting seven persons.
Seme Customs generates N594m in Jan 2017
Seme Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has said that it collected N594 million as revenue in January 2017.
Okadaman killed by passenger in Enugu
A 40-year-old commercial motorcyclist, Sunday Eze, has been killed by his passenger at Enugu Ezike in Igboeze North Local Government Area of Enugu State.
Having an emergency exit is absolutely necessary
EMERGENCY exit at home is not an issue that should be compromised, whether you are erecting a building or renting a flat. The exit should not be used as a store or blocked with anything because a little delay in emergency situations can cause great damage or even death.
PDP govs, senators begged me to be chairman —Sheriff
FACTIONAL National Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Ali Modu Sheriff, yesterday, said he did not impose himself in office, saying he was begged by governors, senators and other party chieftains to lead the party.
Housewife, lover disagree over paternity of 3-year-old son
There was mild drama, yesterday, at Idi-Ogungun Customary Court, Agodi-Ibadan, when a woman, Monsurat Adeleke, and her lover, Bayo Ogunsola, disagreed over the paternity of her three and half years old son.
FG’ll deliver on promises to Nigerians —Osinbajo
ALL Progressives Congress, APC, yesterday hosted acting President Yemi Osibanjo to another stakeholders forum in Port Harcourt, during which the acting President assured that the Federal Government would deliver on its promises to Nigerians, urging members of the party to shun violence. “Our party, the APC, is going to achieve everything it said it would achieve.”
Grazing: Hoodlums attack, wound protesters in Bayelsa
HOODLUMS and ex-militant leaders, yesterday, harassed and wounded protesters from different parts of Niger Delta region, who stormed Yenagoa, Bayelsa State capital, to protest the controversial allocation by the state government of 1,200 hectares of land to Fulani herdsmen for cattle grazing.
N125m residential building for Senate President can’t be traced
A multi-million naira scam in which officials of the Federal Capital Development Authority, FCTA, allegedly milked the Federal Government of hundreds of millions of naira in residential rental fees for National Assembly presiding officials has been uncovered.

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