More public awareness will curb Lassa Fever spread- official
Water shortage: Group alleges exams disruption, automatic students’ promotion at Queen College Lagos
Payout for US Muslim woman whose hijab was removed by police
Barcelona receive PSG’s $261m cheque to free up Neymar
Breaking: Morocco to bid for 2026 World Cup
Kidnappers free wife of Seplat’s staff after 40 days
ADP storms Anambra, shops best candidate to win guber election
Nigeria, China to enhance media cooperation
Stakeholders back LSHA on establishment of college of nursing
Chile’s Medel to join Besiktas from Inter
PDP holds 75th NEC meeting, non-elective natl convention Aug. 12
Coutinho going nowhere, Liverpool insist

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Anguish of Boko Haram’s victims worries UK
The United Kingdom has said that it was difficult to forget the stories of anguish that Boko Haram terrorists perpetrated against innocent people in the northeast.
Atiku’s restructuring call: In the right direction?
ASA’s version of ‘There is fire on the mountain’ seems to capture the Nigerian situation perfectly, for the second line says ‘And nobody is on the run’. Our nation sits on a keg of gunpowder and everyone seems to carry on with their chores with a scary silence.
Election funds: EFCC trails Gombe govt officials
Gombe—The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, said yesterday it was still on the trail of politicians indicted in cases of economic and financial crimes, which it started investigating last year.
ASUU conducts referendum over possible strike
ACADEMIC Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may begin a two-week strike if a referendum it is conducting among its members across public universities in Nigeria enjoys the support of majority of its members.
Police take over Yola North secretariat as factional officials clash
YOLA—FACTIONAL council officials have turned Yola North Local Government Area secretariat, Adamawa State, to a theatre of war.
Our son’s whereabouts unknown, family of IPOB member raises the alarm
The family of Livinus Ezinwanne Okoli, former Councillor, Ndiukwuenu, Orumba North Local Government Area, Anambra State, and an Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, member, who was declared missing following his involvement in last year’s pro-Biafra protest and subsequent encounter with security agents, has said the whereabouts of their son is yet to be ascertained.
PDP convention: Makarfi’s caretaker c’ttee shouldn’t stay beyond 3 months —Clark
ABUJA—AHEAD of tomorrow’s non-election convention of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, former Federal Commissioner for Information and South-South leader, Chief Edwin Clark, has asked the party to ensure that the Senator Ahmed Makarfi-led Caretaker Committee does not stay in office for more than three months.
Jigawa spends N21.3bn Paris Club refund on contracts
DUTSE—Jigawa State has announced that it used the released first and second tranches of Paris Club refund amounting to N21.3 billion for the payment of contractual obligations.
RCCG Convention: Miracle seekers throng Redemption Camp
LAGOS—ALL roads lead to the 3 Kilometre by 3 Kilometre auditorium of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, which is still under construction at the Simawa area of Ogun State near Lagos for the icing of this year’s convention, the Holy Ghost Service where anything and about everything can happen.
We can create three new Industrial Cities in Delta State — UTOMI
RENOWNED political economist, Professor Patrick Utomi, has proffered that three new cities with industrial parks can be built in Delta State based on the resource endowment of the state.

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