They murdered my son for a crime he didn’t commit, bereaved father cries
Grooming girls for governance
Evans to face trial in Lagos
Uvwie monarch pardons Ighedo family
Igbos need Nigeria more than they need Biafra – Ararume
Embrace positive transformation
Why there is harmonious relationship among three arms of govt in Delta — Oborevwori, DTHA Speaker
Davido Vs Wizkid: Who wins the supremacy contest?
Covenant keys to enjoying an uncommon grace
Two captains, one ship, no destination
Spartan FC targets AITEO Cup final
Nigerians spend N600bn on vehicle imports—Jalal
How to organise effective governance — Obaseki
Actress Chioma Okoye prays for husband

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Senate session: Drama, confirmation saga & final showdown?
In what is increasingly becoming indecipherable, leaders of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in both the executive and legislature, appear bent on dragging the nation through another season of crisis with the confrontation over confirmation processes.
Nigeria can produce 380,000 cars per year —Jacky, KIA MD
MANAGING Director of Kia Motors Nigeria, Mr. Jacky Hathiramani, has, in his contribution to the debate, said that the country has capacity to produce 380,000 cars per year.
Transfer: Echiejile, Ezekiel move to Turkey
Super Eagles trio, Elderson Echiejile, William Troost-Ekong and Imoh Ezekiel have joined Turkish Super Lig clubs.
Auto industry begging a tow
The report, yesterday,’ focused on the revelation that as at 2016, 49 auto manufacturing licences had been issued by the authorities with only 25 factories having commenced operations in the country. In this concluding part, the report examines the country’s car manufacturing capacity and how much is being spent on importation of the product by Nigerians.
Background of the National Auto Policy
THE National Automotive Industry Development Plan, NAIDP, was introduced in October 2013 by the President Goodluck Jonathan administration to revive the ailing Nigerian auto industry. It was originally intended to encourage local manufacturing of vehicles and discourage importation of cars as well as gradually phase out used cars popularly known as Tokunbo.
Northern elements screen 12 contenders
LESS than two years to the 2019 presidential poll, the polity is astir as stakeholders and politicians have commenced intense posturing.
Stem Cell Therapy: You can be sexually active again
The therapy has helped a lot of people all over the world to regain their lives from debilitating ailments and Nigerians are not left behind
The misconception about Anambra girls – Actress, Irene Ibekwe
Sensual Nollywood actress, Irene Ibekwe, a native of Ogbunike in Oyi local government area of Anambra State has come out to dispel the notion that Anambra girls are desperadoes, who would do anything for money.
A desperate cry provokes a miracle
Any gang up to truncate another person’s destiny is the work of the devil
Inside Badoo cult, by Gani Adams, OPC leader
From what we heard, they usually buy these handkerchiefs from these criminals for as high as N500,000, N1m. Some even go as high as paying N1. 5m for a blood – soaked handkerchief
My Father is 78 (1)
I believe the present socio-economic and political situation is a result of a poor foundation that goes back decades
Nigerians need special skill to manage multinationals – Okoye, ex-Transcorp MD
Dr. Nicholas Okoye, President, Anabel Group and former Managing Director, Transnational Corporation of Nigeria, Transcorp, wants adequate training for managers of multinational companies. Okoye spoke at the Executive Briefing Session for Human Resources Directors, tagged, “Succession” in Lagos.
Heart of the matter: Confusing trends
With our president still recovering abroad and ethnic agitations becoming louder, officials of foreign countries are beginning to spy on us to see how we are doing. What were they expecting? A disintegrated Nigeria where the centre can no longer hold?
Are You Burnt Out?
In economic challenges times like we are experiencing today one can only hold on tight to their existing job. The rate at which unemployment is going not to mention the sudden loss of jobs for many, the feeling is quite scary.
The anatomy of Caliphate colonialism (8)
Obasanjo’s failure to recognise at the initial stage the dangers posed by the introduction of sharia and boko haram and deal with them decisively was a serious blunder that has actually strengthened the grip of caliphate loyalists on power at the centre

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