LG tasks companies on envronmental protection
Invasion of Sun Newspapers: Lagos NUJ threatens to sue EFCC
NGE statement on EFCC invasion of The Sun
Photos: Ambode, Admiral Ndubuisi Kanu , MKO Abiola Son at 24th Anniversary of June-12 in Lagos
Breaking: APC NWC clears Senator Hussein for Osun West
I will retire 99.9 percent after World Cup- Buffon
Why Igbo will likely not comply with Arewa’s threat
Fani-Kayode decries raid on The Sun Newspaper by EFCC
EFCC raids The Sun office
Quit notice to Igbos: Dickson preaches unity
Katy Perry bids to end bad blood with Taylor Swift
Breaking: Osinbajo signs 2017 budget into law

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DSS blocks fleeing Boko Haram terrorists from setting up camps in Kaduna, Kogi, others
The Department of State Security said on Monday it had made progress in tackling the spread of insurgents fleeing the military operations in the North-East towards Kaduna and its environs.
Restructuring, way out of nation’s political uncertainties, says Ndubuisi Kanu
Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode on Monday paid glowing tributes to the late winner of June 12, 1993 Presidential Election, Chief M.K.O Abiola and other martyrs of democracy who laid down their lives in the struggle to entrench good governance in the country, urging Nigerians to continue to remain united and uphold democratic values.
Arik Air new investors set to offset AMCON debts
Indications have emerged that owners of Arik Air, currently under receivership, have concluded arrangement and got a firm commitment from a major investor from the Middle East to partner with them to offset the debts the airline owed Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON, and other creditors. This negotiation was confirmed by the Chairman of Arik Air, Sir Joseph Arumemi-Ikhide .
Joy Odama died of acute cocaine poison- National Hospital
THE autopsy report from the National Hospital, Abuja, has revealed that the late 200 level student of Mass Communication Department of the Cross River State University of Science and Technology, CRUTEC, Joy Odama, died of acute cocaine poison.
Cosby won’t testify, defense rests in sex assault trial
Disgraced US comedian Bill Cosby confirmed in court Monday that he would not testify at his sexual assault trial as the defense called just one witness before resting their case.
Okowa Calls On Agitators To Explore Dialogue
GOVERNOR Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State has called on those behind the group, New Delta Avengers to toe the line of dialogue rather than resorting to threats in resolving issues.
Hart confident City won’t price him out of market
Under-pressure England goalkeeper Joe Hart believes Manchester City won’t make life difficult for him to find another club by demanding a prohibitive transfer fee.
June 12 is not only for Yorubas – Falana
Femi Falana Human Right lawyer says June 12 should not be seen as a Yoruba struggle but a national movement that gave birth to the 18 years of uninterrupted democratic in Nigeria.
Don’t pay electricity bills if you’re not metered – FG
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) NERC, on June 11, directed MD customers not provided with meters to stop paying estimated bills presented by distribution companies
Restore water in orientation camp, NYSC urges Delta govt
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) on Monday called on the Delta government to restore water in the state’s orientation camp.

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