
Pretty Miss Barda cries for help to prevent total blindness
Why oil reserves remain stagnant — NAPE
We’ll use food exports to pay debts — FG
Girl takes father to court for delaying her marriage
APC wrong platform for Igbos — UPP
Cartoon: Mr & Mrs
Imo pensioners reject plot to slash pension by 50%
Ondo Perm Sec kidnapped
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SubscribeCourt dissolves 4-yr-old marriage over HIV status
A Federal Capital Territory, FCT, high court sitting in Maitama, yesterday, nullified a four-year-old marriage between Mr. Ugochukwu Eke and Uchenna Eke because the wife concealed her HIV status before marriage.
2017 budget: Fresh rift looms between Presidency, NASS
A fresh row may be in the offing between the Executive and the Legislative arms of government over the 2017 budget.
Buhari’s running Nigeria as Muslim organization — CAN
The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Youth Wing and four other affiliated Christian unions, yesterday, accused President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration of running the country as a Muslim organization and neglecting the entire Christian faith.
Herdsmen rape woman, beat husband to pulp in Edo
BENIN—herdsmen raped a woman and beat her husband to a pulp, weekend, at a farm in Ubuneke-Ivbiaro, Owan East Local Government Area of Edo State.
House c’ttee gives Kemi Adeosu 24 hrs to face panel
The House of Representatives Committee on Public Procurement, yesterday, gave Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, a 24-hour notice to appear before it over alleged abuse and breach of the Procurement Act, 2007.
N13bn Ikoyi cash: EFCC takes over NIA’s bank accounts
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has taken charge of the bank accounts operated by the National Intelligence Agency, NIA, the latest in a string of measures against the agency in the wake of last month’s discovery of N13 billion in a Lagos apartment, according to online portal, Premium Times.
Niger Again: 5 die in herdsmen, villagers’ clash
Just 24 hours after herdsmen killed an Imam and 20 people in a village in Mokwa Local Government Area of the state, another bloody clash between herdsmen and some villagers have claimed five lives in Tungan Malam, a popular cattle market in Paikoro Local Government Area of the state.
Prosecute Salkida for broadcasting terrorist’s Video, Group tells IGP, DSS Boss
A group, the Incorporated Trustees of Overt Legacy and Human Development Initiative, has asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to compel the Inspector General of Police (IGP) and the Director-General of Department of State Services (DSS) to arrest and prosecute a journalist, Ahmad Salkida alongside some Boko Haram terrorists for allegedly threatening to bomb […]
Power supply increases by 11%
Nigeria’s electricity supply has risen by 11 per cent in the past one week as Electricity Generation Companies, GENCOs, Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN and Electricity Distribution Companies; DISCOs strive to provide adequate power to consumers.
NHIS makes me sad — Professor Eyitayo Lambo
Before we handed over in 2007, we got some level of coverage of 7 per cent, but 12 years after, the country is below 5 per cent coverage
Oil workers threaten to shut down OML 42 operations, production
OIL workers under the aegis of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, yesterday, threatened to shut down the operations of Neconde Energy Limited (NEL) over non compliance with agreement reached on transfer of 25 workers to Warri.
Abia gov tussle: S-Court to hear Ikpeazu, Nwosu suit May 22
The Supreme Court has fixed May 22, 2017, to hear a tax forgery suit filed against Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State by a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the state, Sir Friday Nwosu.
Man City demand N9.5b for Iheanacho
Manchester City are preparing to bid farewell to their Nigerian striker Kelechi Iheanacho in the summer transfer window.
Ebola: NMA urges FG to step up surveillance at borders
Following the recent outbreak of Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo, the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, yesterday, called on the Federal Government to step up surveillance and strengthen response team across the borders and other national routes of entry into the country.
EBOLA: No need for travel restrictions, says WHO
THE World Health Organisation, WHO, has ruled out restrictions in the Democratic Republic of Congo in the wake of the outbreak of the Ebola Virus Disease in a part of the country.
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