Customs seizes security vehicle, 6,600 machines
What is and Who is Born-again? (I)
Professor Sagay and the Aso Rock Disease (1)
The anatomy of Caliphate colonialism (5)
‘Just like Dad’
Senate vows to end discrimination against albinos
We stand together or fall together
CCT JUDGMENT: Like Tinubu, Like Saraki
Photos: Lt Gen. Oladipo Diya’s home gutted by fire

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Kuwait school supports Delta on library project
The Kuwait English School has donated 250 Kuwaiti Dinars to Delta English School, Agbarho Delta State for a library project, in line with the policy of government to improve the standard of education in the country.
Three children die after diarrhea inducement by parents to get benefits in Borno
Three children have been confirmed dead at the Bulabulin Ngaranam Medical Clinic and several others hospitalized after some parents allegedly induced their children with water drawn from gutters and concoctions and they developed fever and diarrhea before they were taken to clinic for treatment and to be given Plumpy nuts and other gifts donated by UNICEF and other agencies.
Spanish bullfighter dies after being gored
Spanish bullfighter Ivan Fandino died in hospital on Saturday after being gored by a bull during a fight in south-western France, a medical service source said.
Federations elections were for the highest bidder —Yakmut laments
Just as Nigerian sports enthusiasts are yet to get over the shady sports federations elections last Tuesday in Abuja, former National Sports Commission Director-General, Al Hassan Yakmut has revealed that voting delegates were openly bribed with money.
How Ajaokuta steel complex was killed, buried – Ex-GM opens up
Their positions are nothing to write home about. While Aladja is still functioning on a shaky ground, Ajaokuta died a natural death immediately after the government board of directors who were mainly northerners forced me into retirement and replaced me with their anointed son. I came back from the United States of America in 1977 where I studied engineering up to doctorate degree level and obtained many years of working experience. In 1981, I joined Aladja as Acting General Manager but along the line, I discovered that tribal sentiment from government functionaries was weighing down the complex.
Enrique to replace Conte if…
Chelsea are reportedly ready to consider appointing former Barcelona manager Luis Enrique as a replacement for their unsettled boss Antonio Conte.
Video: Alleged thief caught impersonating a banker
A man was allegedly caught impersonating a banker in one of the reigning banks in Accra Ghana. It was reported that he did the act in order to dupe a customer. His dressing and composure while sitting speaks for him a banker but was caught at all.
Video: Okagbare’s blown out wig attracts 134, 000 views
Lovers of fashion fails have viewed Blessing Okagbare’s wardrobe malfunction over 134,00 times on social media since the incident happened during the Diamond League meeting in Oslo last Thursday night.
City slam N10.3bn price-tag on Iheanacho
Manchester City are reported to have placed a price-tag of £25m (about N10.3bn) on Kelechi Iheanacho who fell out of favour with coach Pep Guardiola despite proving himself to be a potent strike option.
Intake of energy drinks detrimental to one’s well-being – Don
Dr Salomi Mathew, a lecturer at the Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai says that the intake of energy drinks is detrimental to one’s well-being.
Sultan and his Igbo friends
The heat is all over the country. There is smoke, no fire yet and I have to commend prominent compatriots who rose in unison against the threat of kicking out every Igbo from the far North.
Obedience the key to escape poverty
Wealth is different from money, a person can have money without having wealth, but a person cannot have wealth without having money. Money has to do with the currency while wealth is unlimited
North cut off from the South as two bridges collapse between Jebba and Mokwa
It is now a difficult moment for transporters, commuters and motorists shuttling between the northern and southern parts of the country through Ilorin-Mokwa-Jebba road.
Cloudy skies, isolated thunderstorms to prevail on Sunday – NiMet
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has predicted cloudy weather conditions over the Central States of the country on Sunday morning.
Teacher suffocates pupil to death for making noise
A nursery school pupil Guo Jintong, suffocated to death after her teacher allegedly taped her mouth shut because she was talking too much during morning exercise. The incident happened at the Huadian Experimental Kindergarten in north-eastern China’s Jilin Province. The six-year-old Jintong was pronounced dead by paramedics who arrived about 30 minutes after she had […]

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