More alive than ever, says Neymar after scoring debut
CP Owoseni warns policemen against corrupt practices
Ekiti 2018: Nothing will make me defect to PDP, says Ex-Gov.Oni
PANDEF begs N/Delta people to remain calm, patient, patriotic
Buhari should be embarrassed by police treatment of #OurMumuDonDo protesters — Falana
PSG beat Guingamp 3-0 as Neymar scores on debut
‘Banana Island Ghost’ breaks box office record
PDP mourns Chidi, sympathizes with victims of gun attack
Lifeline for ailing late singer Nomoreloss’ wife, Phoenix
CHAN Qualifier: How Benin piped Eagles 1-0 in first leg
Boko Haram kills four, torches homes in Borno village
Neymar scores on PSG debut

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How waste can reduce unemployment – Don
Professor Sylvia Malomo, President of Nigerian Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, has said waste have enormous wealth and converting the heaps found around our environment to useful products can significantly reduce unemployment amongst youths in Nigeria.
Ake Arts and Book Festival 2017 entries open
Ake festival brings together Novelists, poets, dancers, actors, illustrators, activists, musicians and artists to share their work and their ideas.
Etisalat Prize for Literature Rebrands to 9mobile Prize for Literature
Following the successful launch of its new brand identity, Nigeria’s most innovative telecommunications company, 9mobile, has equally changed the name of its pan-African literary prize to 9mobile Prize for Literature.
…rather than plugged loopholes of corruption Jonathan, opened it wide – VON DG
Mr Osita Okechukwu, the Director General of Voice of Nigeria (VON), has asked former President Goodluck Jonathan to apologise to Nigerians over the comments he made on the handling of the corruption war during his tenure saying that ‘rather than plugged loopholes of corruption, the PDP opened it wide and that he should apologize to Nigerians whom he betrayed for being less than transparent.
Tales from 2017 Wole Soyinka Int’l Cultural Exchange
Events marking the 2017 edition of the Wole Soyinka International Cultural Exchange, WSICE Project, ended recently in Abeokuta, Ogun State. The weeklong programme commenced with the arrival on July 12, of the 83 finalists in the annual WSICE Secondary School Essay competition, who were made to write an essay on the topic: ’Intolerance; The Burden of our Moral and National Conscience’.
Creative industry gets ‘pioneer status’
The Federal Government has granted ‘Pioneer Status’ to the Creative Industry in a landmark move aimed at transforming the industry to a creative economy and creating jobs.
Minister inaugurates Anti-Piracy Committee
Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has inaugurated the Anti-Piracy Committee, charged with working out the modalities to tackle the piracy of creative works in the country.
The treasures in Grant Akata’s book on corporate governance
In writing this book, Dr. Grant Onokurefe Akata has his country, Nigeria, in mind, and the reader, after reading this part, cannot but be convinced that if we adopt the ideas he made available to us in this book, soon, we would sing a song of victory
Collapsed building kills 4 in Imo
Owerri – Four occupants of a two storey building on Fire Service/Mbaise Road died after the building collapsed at the early hour on Sunday.
Athletics: Semenya claims third world 800m title
South African Caster Semenya, dogged by gender accusations since shooting to fame in 2009, won a third world title in the women’s 800m on Sunday.

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