Court merges suits seeking to stop Melaye’s recall
Paris Club Refund:How Delta Spent Her N10bn — Gov. Okowa’s Spokesman
Verification Exercise: Delta Recovers N12.319 Billion
Anambra Guber: Ignore IPOB, election must hold – APGA
Sneijder completes Nice move
Neymar not bigger than Barca — president
Brighton announce club-record Propper swoop
D-G urges Nigerians to patronise locally made goods
EFCC arrests Dubai-bound Nigerian with 849 ATM cards
Woman attempts suicide because her husband slapped her
Diezani loses Banana Tower, $2.7m to Federal Govt
Malaysia moves towards ending mandatory death penalty for drugs
Osun empowers 5,000 women in black soap making
Fire: Union seeks FG’s support for Nigerian victims in SA

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We need meters to account for daily oil production – Senator
A lawmaker, Sen. Stella Oduah, has urged Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to put adequate metering system in place to enable Nigerians to know the country’s exact daily oil production.
Chelsea owner Abramovich splits from wife
Russian billionaire and Chelsea football club owner Roman Abramovich and his partner, gallerist Dasha Zhukova, have separated, a spokesman for Abramovich confirmed to AFP.
Ijaws must champion call for restructuring – Justice Tabai
A retired Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, Justice Francis Tabai, has called on Ijaw leaders to champion the call for restructuring of the country as it was in the best interest of the Ijaw people and other federating units.
S. African minister apologises for assaulting woman at night club
A South African deputy higher education minister on Monday apologized for assaulting a woman at a night club.
Nothing cold about sub-zero rates, IMF researchers find
Negative interest rates imposed by central banks have generally worked as a tool to boost inflation, pulling down yields and sometimes weakening currencies, International Monetary Fund research has concluded.
Imo people are bitter, hungry, frustrated and impoverished – PDP
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, rose from its expanded caucus meeting yesterday in Owerri, accusing Imo State Government of impoverishing the citizenry.
Anambra massacre: It’s animalistic, bizarre says NLC
ABUJA-THE Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has described the early morning massacre of worshippers at St. Philip’s Catholic Church, Ozubulu, Anambra State by yet to be identified gunmen as animalistic, bizarre, reprehensible and shocking.
Ozubulu church attack: FG may deploy more doctors to Nnewi
The Federal Ministry of Health says it has placed medical experts on standby to beef up services at the Nnamdi Azikwe University Teaching Hospital, Nnewi, for worshippers injured in the Ozubulu church attack, should the need arise.
Sexagenarian faces trial for alleged hemp smoking, trafficking
A sexagenarian, Lawrence Nwanze, on Monday appeared before a Surulere Chief Magistrates’ Court, Lagos, charged with trafficking in hard drug.
Selfie, fake news among 5,000 new words in German dictionary
Some 5,000 words including selfie, tablet and fake news are being added to the German dictionary’s new edition, its head of editorial told dpa on Monday.
Video: More details on Anambra church killings
Channels TV news programme shows more details on the early Sunday morning Catholic church shooting that left at least 12 persons dead and several others wounded when a gunman opened fire on the worshippers during holy Mass.
Eat food rich in Vitamin D for healthy liver, kidney – Medical expert
An Abuja-based physician, Dr Baba Ahmed on Monday urged Nigerians to develop the habit of eating food rich in Vitamin D for the benefit of healthy liver and kidney.
Independent candidacy will remove party impunity – Sen. Oduah
A National Assembly member, Sen. Stella Oduah, said approval of independent candidacy in ongoing review of 1999 Constitution would help in reducing political parties’ impunity in picking
Just in: ‘Useless, too costly’ Senate, abolished, national flag altered
The President once described the Senate as “useless and too costly,” and voters, in a referendum, have abolished the upper legislative chambers and equally altered the national flag.
Sweepers cry to LAMATA over 5 months of unpaid salaries
Sweepers employed by Dafunol International Limited, a contractor engaged by the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA), on Monday staged a peaceful protest over the non-payment of their five months’ salaries. The sweepers who were in their sweeping kits and holding brooms spoke to the Newsmen in front of Motorways Premises near 7-Up, Ikeja. They also […]

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