FG targets 3m bpd oil production in 5 years – Kachikwu
Port Security: US Coast Guard arrives for on-the-spot assessment
Petroleum Industry Bill to be passed this month —NASS
Older women could be amazing
Release Kanu now, Soludo, Utomi, Igbo leaders tell Buhari
Can I get my boobs back in shape?
Victim of brutal attack in Anambra petitions Police
Oil communities in Imo beg for recognition
Farmer, 39, docked over theft of neighbour’s 2 children
Moulding Nigeria into a nation (4)
Could tech outsourcing safeguard Nigeria’s job market?
Innjoo takes a ‘leap’ with pocket friendly device

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Sokoto releases N1.2bn for gratuities
Sokoto—Barely a week after the release of N1,245,889,678.85 to pay outstanding gratuities of retired local government officers by Sokoto State government, the Ministry of Local Government has commenced payment of the gratuities.
Obasanjo donates story books to schools for his birthday
As part of his 80th birthday celebrations, former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo yesterday donated 12 tortoise story books written by him to some public and private schools in Ifo Local Government area of Ogun State.
Crisis averted as Catholic Church battles community over land in Abia
BUT for the timely intervention of the police and Abia State House of Assembly, blood would have flowed freely in Amaiyi Okpo Ihechiowa community of Arochukwu Council area of Abia State, following a land dispute between the Catholic Church and some members of the community.
NAFDAC smashes forgery, counterfeiting syndicates
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, yesterday blew the lid off activities of unscrupulous individuals engaged in the forgery of the Agency’s documents, production of counterfeit alcoholic beverages, water for injection and sales of suspected counterfeit Peak Milk.
I’ll win int’l awards with my Apala music —Terry Apala
FOLLOWING his selection as one of MTV Base’s artistes to watch this year, Indigenous Hip Hop Artiste, Terry Apala, has declared that he is not under any form of pressure to switch from his genre of music. Terry who has just released his first single in 2017, a thumping mid tempo song titled Social Media, boasted in a chat with Showtime that like artistes doing other genres of music, he is ready and would take Apala music to the world in 2017. He believes that with his talent and stage craft he can grab international award nominations and possible wins with his Apala music. “I’m not under any kind of pressure to change my kind of music

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