I will love to play in the EPL, says Moses Simon
Modric appears as star witness in Croatia graft trial
Madaki backs Emir on protection of Igbos in Katsina
Australia skipper Jedinak out of Confederations Cup
FG tags 2017 budget on economic recovery, growth
Australia bid for 2023 Women’s World Cup
Poverty in N’Delta communities- Foundation laments
Photos: Osinbajo in Anambra State
FCT, Lagos State record 58,566 crime cases in 2016 – NBS
Libel: Tsav, newspaper to pay Ortom’s aide N10m damages
Sean Diddy Combs now world’s richest entertainer

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Nigeria is not yet a nation
Fifty years after the civil war ended, Igbos do not yet feel a sense of belonging, acceptance or safety in the Federation called Nigeria. The sad part is that this belief is shared not just by the generation that witnessed the war and its deadly consequences, but Igbos across all generations, including the millennials who have been socialized into believing that there is a gap between their people and other Nigerians.
Senate’ll work with ILO to combat child labour – Saraki
ABUJA— SENATE President, Dr Bukola Saraki, said, yesterday, that the 8th Senate was committed to working with the International Labour Organisation, ILO, to eliminate all forms of child labour in the country.
PIGB: Senate sets target for fiscal, host community issues
Hope of early passage of the fiscal and host community aspects of the petroleum industry governance bill, PIGB, has been raised by the Senate Committee on Gas, which stated that the bill will go through second reading in two weeks’ time.
NDLEA arraigns EFCC Inspector in court for conspiracy, drug dealings
The National Drugs Law and Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, yesterday, arraigned an Inspector of Police, Bola Adigun, attached to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, before a Federal High Court in Lagos, for conspiracy, drug dealings and wilful obstruction of security agents from carrying out their official duty.
Kano police commissioner assures Igbo residents of adequate protection
The Police Commissioner in Kano State, Mr Rabi’u Yusuf, has assured Igbo residents in the state of adequate protection of their lives and property.
Amazing!How 4 Strange Herbal Tea Can Help Crush Any Eye Problem
Dear Friend, If you are suffering from any eye problem and you desire to PERMANENTLY get rid of it, then read this article to the very end. Why? This is because in the next few mins you’ll discover have drinking a RARE herbal tea can help get rid of your annoying eye problem very fast. […]
Worry, as Evans names bigwigs in kidnap ring
Barely 48 hours after the arrest of notorious kidnap kingpin, Chukwudi Onuamadike a.k.a Evans, in his palatial mansion in Lagos, police sources, yesterday, disclosed that the dreaded leader of the gang has started singing like a canary, naming high-profile accomplices.
Fear of herdsmen, beginning of famine in Delta
NUMEROUS farmers at Abraka, Ossissa and environs in Ethiope East and Ndokwa East Local Government Areas, Delta State, have deserted their farms because of the fear of attacks, raping of women, and extortion by suspected armed Fulani herdsmen, lurking in their forests.
OPEC’ll no longer stabilise oil market, Kachikwu warns US, others
We need to go back to that same long term modules; more importantly, we also need to begin to address IOCs in terms of what they need to do to help local refining
My absence not enough to cause Eagles loss – Mikel
Captain of the Super Eagles, John Obi Mikel has refused to accept the opinion of many that his absence played a role in Nigeria’s 0-2 loss to South Africa.
Controversy trails submission of amended NLNG Act to Senate
LAGOS— Barely two weeks after the amendment of Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Act by the House of Representatives, not much has been done to complete work on the Act.
UBA’s $500m Eurobond records 240% oversubscription
United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA) successfully raised $500 million, though a debut Eurobond, which was 240 per cent over-subscribed.
War drums, the lies of history and the last Nigerian
For better or worse, we must make this marriage work. We need patience, tolerance, wisdom and generosity.
Ogoni cleanup: We’re disappointed, nothing’s happening – Ken Saro-Wiwa Associates
PORT HARCOURT—THE cleanup of Ogoniland in Rivers State has been a matter of deep concern to people who know the enormity of the devastation wrought on the environment at Khana, Gokana, Tai and Eleme Local Government Areas of the state.

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