Osinbajo to flag off direct distribution of relief materials in N/East
Dammy Krane granted bail after meeting requirements
Why price of local rice is high – Rice Miller
Justice Ademola dares Presidency, resumes sitting
Bayelsa Govt opens dialysis centre in Yenagoa
Saraki and A’ Ibom North East senatorial seat
8 killed, over 12 injured as factory wall collapses
Breaking: Justice Ademola resumes sitting
FIFA sponsors ‘accelerate’ China’s World Cup chances

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Bishop calls for special fund for payment of pensioners
THE Anglican Bishop of Aguata Diocese, Most Reverend Christian Efobi, has called on federal and state governments to dedicate a special fund for the settlement of pension and gratuity of their retiring workers, lamenting the hardship retired workers go through.
Nigeria’s crude oil belongs to the North ?
In 2014 Usman Bugaje, raised a controversial issue on the ownership of Nigeria’s crude oil domiciled majorly in the Niger Delta region during the Northern Leaders’ Conference he said “What they claim is the off shore oil is actually the oil of the North”
Dangers in Senate’s move to amend 2014 Pension Act
MEDIA report on May 11, 2017 hinted of the move by the Senate to amend the Pension Reform Act, PRA 2014 to enable retirees withdraw up to 75 percent of their pension savings.
‘Prophet of God’ rapes six sisters, mother
A monster who kept six young sisters as sex slaves at his home after he was ‘gifted’ them by their parents faces life in prison.
Fathia Balogun, Bimbo Oshin, other artists organise night of tributes for late Moji Olaiya
Nollywood artists such as Fathia Balogun,Bimbo Oshin, Queen Salawa Abeni and several others on Tuesday poured encomiums on the late Moji Olaiya during a night of tributes organized by the artists as part of her funeral programmes at the Blue Roof of the LTV8 in Ikeja, Lagos.
FG partners South African group to revive Enugu coal industry
ENUGU—THERE was excitement in Enugu last week, following the report that the Federal Government had chosen the Simang Group of South Africa to work along with the state government to revive coal industry for the benefit of the South East geopolitical zone.
Between Biafra and restructuring Nigeria
Nation-building is hard, but it need not be as difficult as we make it in Nigeria. Nation-building is also intentional. It doesn’t happen by accident. The real test is in the leadership and the actions that create a real spirit of nationhood, and the willingness of every stakeholder to build a united, stable and cohesive nation. Fifty years after Biafra, we are confronted with the imperative of defining a future for Nigeria that escapes our country’s past.
Linguistic preservation sparks revolution in health care
Dr. Gladys Ikhimwin, a Nigerian Linguist from Edo State, is making strides in healthcare by linking the preservation of the endangered Usen language to advanced medical research.
EFCC secures 340 convictions in 6 months — Magu
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has secured 340 convictions for various offences and recovered billions of dollars stolen funds within the last six months.
Protect schools in riverine areas
SECONDARY schools located around waterways are now the easy targets of daredevil kidnappers. Police and other security agents appear helpless as Lagos State and indeed the whole nation woke up to the shock of another audacious kidnap of students from their school hostel by gunmen penultimate week.
Cartels running commercial banks in Nigeria — Senate
THE Senate yesterday raised alarm that an unnamed cartel has taken over control of commercial banks in Nigeria, to the detriment of the economy and small businesses operating in the country.
Lagos school kidnap: Parents condemn govt’s ‘insensitivity’
Parents of the six Senior Secondary School students who were abducted two weeks ago at Lagos Model College, Igbonla, Epe, have accused government of being insensitive to their plights.
Delta govt assures flood victims of assistance
DELTA State Commissioner, Bureau for Special Duties, Mr Ernest Ogwezzy, has assured last week’s flood victims in Okpanam and Asaba metropolis in the state capital, of government’s intervention, urging them to seek safer grounds.
OSUN: Preparations for 2018 governorship poll gather steam
Nobody is happy with the situation of things in Osun today. The people of the state are eagerly waiting to take over and by the grace of God and the support of the people it is our turn to take over the governorship seat

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