MASSOB: Police disperse Port Harcourt rally
Elephant kills hunter in Zimbabwe
Sea lion attacks girl-tourist
Bus nosedives 300 feet, kills 17
Moyes resigns after Sunderland relegation
Tinubu bankrolls air freight of Moji Olaiya’s body
I-G urges officers to always respect human rights
Trump involved in terrorism attack, says Maduro
Rape trial: Moment of truth for Cosby
’30 year-old can run for Nigerian presidency’

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Patience Jonathan: Court stays proceedings pending appeal
A Federal High Court Lagos on Monday suspended proceedings in the hearing of an application seeking permanent forfeiture of $5.7million belonging to the wife of former President Goodluck Jonathan, Patience.
Democracy still best form of government – Deputy Speaker
The Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Mr Yussuf Lasun, on Monday backed the call by Army authorities that army officers should stay off politics.
Obasanjo calls for help on humanitarian crisis in north-east
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Monday called on the international community to help tackle the humanitarian crisis in the North East ravaged by the Boko Haram insurgency.
No room for military rule in Nigeria anymore – Ogbaudu
A retired Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Mr Felix Ogbaudu, says military rule is no longer acceptable anywhere in the world.
Abuja hotels to admit guests with identification -HOFA
Hotel Owners Forum Abuja (HOFA) has resolved to admit only guests with valid means of identification in hotels as part of security measures in the Federal Capital Territory. The president of HOFA, Dr Chike Ezeudeh, told Newsmen in Abuja on Monday that the move was to checkmate criminality and terrorism in hotels in the nation’s […]
Father, 56, son face defilement charge in Lagos
An incestuous father, 56-year-old Sunday Adimagwu, and his son, Kenneth, 21, were on Monday brought before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court charged with defiling a 12-year-old girl.
Nigerians will not tolerate military rule anymore – retired AIG
A retired Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Mr Felix Ogbaudu, says military rule is no longer acceptable anywhere in the world.
Turkey summons U.S. envoy over Washington street brawl
Turkey summoned the U.S ambassador to Ankara on Monday to protest the treatment of Turkish security officials in the United States during a visit by President Tayyip Erdogan on May 15, the foreign ministry said.
Aviation unions cripple NAHCO operations in Lagos
The aggrieved workers staged a rally at the headquarters of the ground handling company at the Murtala Muhammed Airport (MMA), Lagos, temporarily halting operations at the office.
S. African doctors perform 2nd penis transplant
South African doctors successfully performed a second penis transplant, the first time in the world that the same doctors conducted such an operation.
Netanyahu’s wife, offers sympathetic words to visiting Trump, wife
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s wife, Sara, offered sympathetic words to visiting U.S. President Donald Trump and his wife Melania on Monday, telling them that people still loved them inspite of negative media coverage.
Group gives TI 72hrs to vacate Nigeria over corruption report
A human right group under the the aegis of Save Humanity Advocacy Centre has given the Transparency International 72 hours to leave the country over its recent report of corruption in the defence sector of Nigeria. According to a recent report jointly presented by the Executive Director of CISLAC, Auwal Musa Rafsanjani and a Senior […]
Man docked for allegedly beating parents for inability to provide food
A man, Mohammed Luqman, 31, was on Monday brought before the Grade 1 Area Court at Karu in Abuja for allegedly beating up his parents.
Exam malpractice and JAMB’s futile attempt to tarnish Igbo image
The just concluded examinations (UTME) conducted by JAMB on prospective candidates into universities has unfortunately become another tool in the hands of federal institutions under the APC administration to continue to attempt to humiliate Ndigbo in every area of their success in order to futilely make them appear as villains rather than as the victims of a jaundiced system maturing into a malignant cancerous entity.
PDP leadership tussle: S/Court reserves judgment
The Supreme Court on Monday reserved judgment on appeal challenging the affirmation of Sen. Ali Modu Sheriff as National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

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