Jonathan, Dickson can’t be separated —Bayelsa PDP
How Jonathan awarded pre-shipment inspection contracts 72hrs to exiting power —Contractor
CAF Confed Cup: Rivers Utd go for FUS jugular
…Igbo first settlers in Ile-Ife —Igwe Achebe
Marginalisation: Olubadan replies angry chiefs
Enugu Police warn IPOB against sit-at-home order
Another 440 rifles uncovered in Lagos
Kidnappers of Lagos monarch want N20m
Zuma rock on Fire
$450m lost to cyber crime in Nigeria —Senate
Why we’re holding Dasuki, El-Zakzaky — PRESIDENCY
Pinnick has done well, deserves second term – Inyama

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My problem with Wike — Gov Ortom
No investor will come to Benue State if he knows that his investment will one day be destroyed or he will be killed or he will be kidnapped and so on
Conflict at the Confluence: The trouble between Governor Bello and Senator Dino
They represent the young generation in Kogi State. Governor Yahaya Bello, 41, and Senator Dino Melaye, 43, should have forged a relationship to underpin a guaranteed future for the youths of Kogi.
She said I wasn’t the father
Why are women so fickle? Why am I so unlucky with them? After several disappointments, I finally got married to a woman I thought loved me. That was five years ago. We have two boys but now a man who was my rival when I was dating her has boasted that he fathered our first son.
Awka stands still as Victor Umeh, 18 others are consecrated Catholic Knights
Awka, the Anambra State capital, came to a standstill penultimate Saturday, as the Catholic Diocese of Awka celebrated the investiture of 19 knights at the St Patrick’s Cathedral in the city.
Echoes of another barrack revolt
Any intervention by the military now would be seen as a ploy of the north to hold on to power in the absence of Buhari
Corsica friendly: Eagles hit by mass withdrawal
Nigeria have been hit by withdrawals as they prepare for one of two warm-up friendlies they will play before they host South Africa in the African Nations Cup qualifiers on June 10.
Looted funds: FG seeks extradition of 311 powerful Nigerians
In its bid to stem the tide of criminally-minded Nigerians from hibernating in foreign lands after committing heinous crimes in the country, the Federal Government has sought the repatriation of no fewer than 311 of such suspects from their hideouts across the world.
Obeagu rolls out drums for Okechuchukwu, as Ekweremadu attracts N15billion road project to constituency
The Obeagu Community in Agwu Local Government Area of Enugu State last Sunday, rolled out the drums to celebrate their representative in the House of Representatives, Toby Okechukwu for attracting some road projects to the area.
Appeal court ends 233-year old rule by Amobi family of Ogidi
Historically, the kingship stool had been in the Amobi family since 1838, when His Royal Highness, Igwe Walter Okafor Okerulu Nwatakwochaka Amobi became the first traditional ruler of the town and reigned until his demise on December 18, 1925.
My ex allows the kids to run wild
I’m a divorced mother of three. Their dad and I split up six years ago and he sees them every other weekend. When they’re with me, they have firm rules about bedtimes and behaviour. It’s a different story with their dad. He lets them stay up late at night watching unsuitable TV programmes and films. They always come back with an attitude, refusing to tidy their rooms and answering me back.
Coup-plotters and ethno-religious sentiment: Time to resist
We must resist any attempt at side-lining the Acting-President and all those who have proven their competence and begin to build a Nigeria where tribe and religion are simply not a factor
Confronting the power challenge
Groups with capabilities to provide power should be given permission to do so. Enough of the exploitation and manipulation
50 Years of Biafra: Problems that caused 1967 declaration yet to be resolved — I gbo leaders
As part of our Biafra Day celebration, we have concluded arrangements to feed the people who will come to celebrate with us on May 22. MASSOB/BIM has farms in all parts of Abia State. Our farm stores filled with assorted foods. There will also be a display of our farm products. We will show our sufficiency in food production using Biafra technology. This is to prove to the world that Biafra will be independent in all things. Biafra will be exporting food to the world.”
Lagos digitalises maternal, perinatal death surveillance response
The launch concludes transition from paper-based Maternal Death Review (MDR) to Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response (MPDSR)
UN raises $24m to avert famine in N/E Nigeria
The new United Nations fund set up to tackle the looming famine in crisis-ridden areas in Nigeria and avoid a deepening humanitarian crisis has reached $24 million.

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