Boko Haram: Yobe Govt. plans effective post-crisis reconstruction
Ministerial nominee: Bello drums supports for Ocheni
Hypoglycemia: Expert recommends regular medical check-up
Dokpesi received N2.1bn from ONSA-Witness
Woman, 35, docked for allegedly pounding man
Breaking: Senate suspends Ndume for 6 months
Police arrest father for burying baby girl alive
ASUU urges FG to pay up outstanding arrears by July 2017
Ayade locks out SSG, others for reporting late to work
NCS denies seizing vehicles from Senator in Kano
Minister expresses worry over proliferation of boreholes

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FIFA to get rid of local World Cup organising committees
World football’s ruling body FIFA will get rid of local World Cup organising committees and take full control over tournaments’ organisation starting in 2026, according to FIFA general secretary Fatma Samoura.
8 ways to deal with lies
People lie for different reasons and it hurts more when someone you love and trust lies to you.
2018 World Cup: Why Argentina lost to Bolivia
Argentina are out of the automatic qualification places for the 2018 World Cup after losing 0-2 to Bolivia hours after captain Lionel Messi was given a four-match ban.
I think LMC has done a great job – Ikpeba
Ex-international, Victor Ikepba, has applauded the League Management Company (LMC) for promoting professionalism in the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL).
Governor Bello charges Prof. Stephen Ocheni to do Kogi proud
Kogi State Governor, Alh. Yahaya Bello has charged the new ministerial nominee from the State, Prof Stephen Ikani Ocheni to do the state proud by serving the nation with his wealth of experience if cleared by the Senate.
JAMB adopts e-PIN vending to prevent fraud – official
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) says it introduced the new e-PIN vending registration for candidates to prevent fraud in its examination.
Iran’s Esteghlal fined over laser beams
Iran’s Esteghlal FC have been fined $51,000 after fans flashed laser beams at opposing players and referees during AFC Champions League games, Asia’s football body said on Wednesday.
After 5 abortions, I kept the 6th, says post-abortion counsellor
“I had five abortions but decided to keep one pregnancy to have a deal with God
How Nwobike offered Judicial worker $2,500 gratification – Witness
A prosecution witness, Daniel Danladi, an operative of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, in the ongoing trial of Dr. Joseph Nwobike, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, on Tuesday, March 28, 2017, told Justice Raliat Adebiyi of the Lagos State High Court sitting in Ikeja, how Nwobike allegedly offered gratification to judicial officers to pervert the course of justice.
Battle of wits: Senate summons Sagay for describing Senators’ actions as childish, irresponsible
THE battle of wits between the Presidency and the Senate appears to be thickening as fresh issues rear their heads almost everyday as the Senate on Wednesday summoned the Chairman, Presidential Advisory Committee against Corruption, Professor Itse Sagay for describing the lawmakers’ actions as childish and irresponsible.
8 habits that harm your brain
The brain is the most important organ in our body and it’s time we pay more attention to its health and welfare
Buhari sends Ocheni, Hassan to Senate for confirmation as Ministers
AT last, after one year of the death of former Minister of state, Labour and Employment, Barrister James Ocholi from Kogi State, President Muhammadu Buhari had sent Professor Stephen Ikani Ocheni as a Ministerial nominee for screening and subsequent confirmation.
‘Those who feel kissing, dressing to expose cleavages are not part of original cultures are old fashioned, mundane’
Lekan Ayinde, Manager of Wale Adenuga Production (WAP) in Lagos, says Nigerian films are not too immoral nor vulgar as being portrayed by some critics.
London Stansted airport runway closed over deportations to Nigeria
The runway at London’s Stansted airport was temporarily closed on Tuesday after a protest organisers said was aimed at stopping deportations to Nigeria.
Students to occupy Delta Govt. House over herdsmen attacks
STUDENTS under the aegis of National Association of Delta State Students, NADESSTU, Wednesday said they are giving the Delta State Government a one week ultimatum to take proactive measures against the activities of herdsmen in the state or else they would have no option than to occupy the State Government House, Asaba.

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