Don’t try Kanu under Sharia law, IPOB warns
Lagos threatens to shut down Ikoyi Federal Marriage Registry
C-River, A’Ibom families, restauranteurs dump gas/kerosene stoves for firewood, charcoal
Industrialist backs FG’s modular refinery initiatives
Saraki denies importing bullet proof car
NPDC hands over OML 30 to new operator
Century Power adds 1,500MW to boost power supply
Oil prices fall as worries over global supply resurface
Era of self medication for fever is gone
Nigerian cardiologists record breakthrough in heart surgery
Experts worry over poor sleep habits
The burden of representation
Stakeholders walk to promote oral hygiene practices

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Ife 21, nemo judex in causas sua and Yoruba jurisprudence
I HAD this engaging interview with the Alaafin of Oyo in 2002 alongside Wale Adeoye during which the monarch dwelt extensively on Yoruba jurisprudence or its philosophy of the law. Oba Lamidi Adeyemi dismissed the idea that it was the English Common Law that brought the concept: audi altera partem which emphasises that you must hear the other side, to Yorub
Ngilari, convicted former Adamawa gov, granted bail but
Yola—Justice Nathan Musa of Yola High Court, yesterday, granted bail to Mr. Bala Ngilari, former Adamawa State governor, on health grounds, after he appealed against his recent conviction.
Rising communal clashes, cult wars threaten A’Ibom
OIL-rich Akwa Ibom State has of late been in the eye of a raging storm occasioned by escalating cult and communal wars and even kidnappings across the state. In the unfolding scenario, each section of the state seems to be faced with its own form of simultaneously occuring social menace.
River Niger dredging: Shippers back Reps on probe of NIWA, Van Oord
Chairman of Calabar Shippers’Association, Mr. Michael Ogodo, has supported efforts by the House of Representatives to investigate the dredging of the lower River Niger project which gulped billions of naira before being abandoned.
Capacity Building: Total trains 800 women in Rivers, Akwa Ibom
TOTAL Exploration and Producing Company of Nigeria, TEPNG, has completed the training of over 800 women in Rivers and Akwa Ibom states.
Warring Aladja, Ogbe-Ijoh pledge to embrace peace
WARRI—ALADJA and Ogbe-Ijoh, the two Delta State communities, which have continued to lose lives to a lingering boundary dispute, have pledged to embrace peace, following a charity visit by the Ugwoji Ochalibe Arubi Foundation to raise the spirits of the internally displaced persons in the communities.
Closing ranks for Lagos Airport Road
FOR those who have wondered why the road linking the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) and the rest of Lagos through Oshodi remains derelict in spite of Lagos State and the Federal Government coming under the same ruling party for the first time ever, the recent exchange of accusations and counter-accusations between Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos and Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola (SAN), is an eye-opener.
Naira appreciates to N385/$ in parallel market
The naira yesterday maintained its upward performance against the dollar in the parallel market, appreciating to N385 per dollar.
We’re under siege by herdsmen —Delta community
ABRAKA—THE people of Abraka Kingdom, Ethiope East Local Government Area, Delta State, yesterday, cried out that they were under siege by rampaging Fulani herdsmen.

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