Algeria to take Eagles to Constantine
Nigeria’ll be self sufficient in rice production by Nov – Ogbeh
Lagos flood as a failure of governance
Love for adventure, tradition key to my triumph — Nwoko
Kida backs Ikeme, calls for support
Petroleum coy donates building to UNN
We need intervention fund to combat insecurity — CAS
Oral powder reduces sickle cell disease crises
Okagbare, Amusan others storm Ozoro for Warri Relays
IPC tasks stakeholders on life of journalists

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Ikeme: Wolves donate gate-takings to treatment
Wolves will donate ten percent of their gate-takings in their season opener on August 5 against Middlesbrough to the treatment of diagnosed leukaemia patient Carl Ikeme.
Detergent manufacturers bow to consumers’ demand
In fact, the brands are tearing the market apart with their cross section appeals like re-packaging , fragrance inclusion and design which is repositioning the brands, while keeping their promises
BIAFRA: GKS ministers sue for peace, dialogue
MINISTERS of God’s Kingdom Society, GKS, have appealed to groups and individuals agitating for the break up of Nigeria to exercise restraint and tread the path of dialogue in order to save present and future generations from reliving the experiences of the last civil war.
Religion and its confusing signal on sex
My oId religion said this was lust and very wrong, but my Orthodox church assures me it is Ok and part of one’s emotional outlook. I’m comforted by this, but feel guilty as I’m not sure I’m right.
US commits $4.3b to tackle HIV in Nigeria
The US government support for HIV/AIDS programmes in Nigeria totalled $4.3 billion between 2014 and 2016 with more than 700,000 patients treated in 2016 alone.
Police parade 100 robbery, child trafficking suspects in Anambra
For allegedly selling a 10-year-old boy, Ifeanyi Odili, for N300,000, 60-year-old Pastor Raymond Igboanusi and three others, Angela Igboanusi, 42; Obinigwe Josephine, 56, and Jacob Onwuegwu, 62, are currently cooling their heels with the Anambra State Police Command.
3 women accused of kidnapping 3-week-old baby in Lagos
Three women, who allegedly kidnapped a three-week-old baby in Ayobo area of Lagos, were, yesterday, docked before an Ikeja chief magistrate’s court.
Agbo leaves Granada for Standard Leige
Nigeria international defender, Uche Agbo has left Spanish club, Granada CF for Belgian club, Standard Liege.
Nigeria’s budget lowest in sub Sahara Africa, only good to pay salary — FG
THE Federal Government, yesterday painted a gloomy picture on the expectations of Nigerians as regards the provision of essential infrastructure, payment of workers salary as well as delivery of other services.
BusinessDay’s states competitiveness awards hold tomorrow
BUSINESSDAY announced, yesterday, its States Competitiveness and Good Governance Awards 2017, will hold tomorrow in Abuja.
UNIJOS students cautioned on sexual exploitation
THE Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, University of Jos chapter, has enlightened the newly-admitted students of the institution on the needed steps to take in avoiding harassment and other forms of assaults while on campus.
NPC charges Sultan, Emir others to preach family planning
The National Population Commission, NPC, yesterday, charged the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar; Emir of Kano, Malam Muhammad Sanusi II; fiery Islamic cleric, Malam Abubakar Gumi, and other eminent traditional and religious leaders in the North to champion the spread of family planning gospel in the region.
DAVODANI seeks ICAN partnership
A Lagos-based financial institution, DavoDani Microfinance Bank Ltd., has offered to partner with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, ICAN, in the provisions of micro, medium and small scale financial services to ICAN’s members and staff under the Institute Entrepreneurial Empowerment Initiative/Programmes.
Nigeria can’t borrow ,needs alternative sources of funds — Adeosun
The Federal Government said, yesterday, that Nigeria can no longer borrow money to fund its budget.
Elumelu tasks FG over bureaucracy
CHAIRMAN, Heirs Holdings, Tony Elumelu, has charged the Federal Government to urgently address the problem of bureaucracy in the process of doing business in Nigeria to promote, attract and retain willing investment partners in the country.

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