Brexit: British Parliament gives approval
Lagos needs N60bn to revamp public schools – Ambode
Buhari’s tenure may end democracy in Nigeria – Clergy
Breaking: Saraki, Dogara storm Aso Villa
Water shortages hit Boko Haram displaced
University warns female students against short haircuts
Bala Ngilari’s jail boost to Buhari’s anti-graft war – Group
UNICEF intervenes to keep 8, 000 girls in school in Katsina
Ogbemudia: Focused humanist and builder, a tribute
Research uncovers breakthrough with breast cancer drug
OPLs 321, 323: S-Court declares revocation illegal

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Police promotes 28,627 junior officers
By Kingsley Omonobi-Abuja. The Police High Command has approved the release of the promotion of 28, 627 rank and file officers nationwide who are due for promotion to their next rank. The promotion according to the Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Jimoh Moshood, is part of on-going measures in the Force geared towards boosting the […]
Tuition-free varsity education unrealistic —VCs
The Committee of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Universities has said it was no longer realistic to have tuition-free university education in the country and wants the policy changed.
One dead as herdsmen, farmers clash in Abia
UMUAHIA—ONE person has been confirmed dead in Umuobasiukwu in Ozuitem, Bende Local Government Area of Abia State during a clash between herdsmen and farmers on Sunday.
Power: N702b will tackle liquidity challenges —Fashola
ABUJA: Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola, has expressed optimism that the N702 billion recently injected into the power sector by the Federal Government would tackle liquidity challenges being faced by the Generation Companies, GENCOs.
SON discovers 8 flats where expired products are repacked for sale
LAGOS—With clothes on lines in the balconies of some flats in the four-storey building located in the densely-populated area of Kirikiri Town, Lagos, no one would have suspected that the eight flats are not occupied by human beings, but are warehouses for expired products, which are repackaged as new.

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