2018 World Cup: Why Argentina lost to Bolivia
FIFA to get rid of local World Cup organising committees
I think LMC has done a great job – Ikpeba
Governor Bello charges Prof. Stephen Ocheni to do Kogi proud
JAMB adopts e-PIN vending to prevent fraud – official
Iran’s Esteghlal fined over laser beams
Battle of wits: Senate summons Sagay for describing Senators’ actions as childish, irresponsible
8 habits that harm your brain
Students to occupy Delta Govt. House over herdsmen attacks
Tinubu remains pathfinder of a rare breed – Aregbesola
Saraki to read names of Ministerial Nominees today

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Earthquakes cause lasting impairments for survivors in New Zealand
A study by the New Zealand University has revealed that long-term exposure to earthquakes has left residents of New Zealand’s Canterbury region less able to do simple tasks.
Anambra: Obiano and sustainable development
AS political activities begin to gather momentum in Anambra State, the citizens will be confronted with another opportunity to evaluate the incumbent administration along with other contenders for the coveted office of the state governor.
17 year old teenage boy manhood burn for raping a four-year old girl
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), in Sokoto state, says it has arrested a couple for allegedly burning the male organ of a 17-year old teenager, name withheld, over rape allegation. The Commandant of the Corps, Mr Babangida Abdullahi, confirmed the arrest in an interview with journalsts in Sokoto on Wednesday. Abdullahi said […]
Brazil first team to qualify for 2018 FIFA World Cup
Brazil has become the first side to seal their place at the FIFA World Cup finals in Russia next year.
The enemy within, the cold-blooded threats from Arewa (1) by Fani-Kayode
On March 28th a hitherto unknown northern group known as the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, through its spokesman, one Yerima Shetima, had the nerve and effontry to accuse Afenifere and the Yoruba nation of a “subtle campaign of ethnic cleansing” and went on to threaten us with what they decribed as “reprisals against the millions of Yoruba living in the north” if we did not stop complaining about the fact that our people were slaughtered in Ile-Ife and that the police were handling the whole matter in a selective, inappropiate and unjust manner.

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