Igbo Hate Song: Nigeria does not need a Rwandan déjà vu
Anambra church shooting: Chidoka demands justice
Australia to hold postal vote to decide on same-sex marriage law
Army holds promotion exams for 326 Majors, Captains
Islamic group condemns killing of worshipers in Anambra
Gov. Wike sacks Special Advisers
Air Peace to begin Akure flights
NASS anti-devolution vote: North, Biafra, and the rest of us
Gatlin’s father flays London crowd for booing son
Ozubulu Killings: Governor Wike condoles with Anambra people
2 soldiers killed as troops destroy Boko Haram IED’s factory

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No going back on Computer village relocation — LASG
IN order to actualise the Ikeja Model City Master Plan, Lagos State Government, has vowed to relocated the largest Information and Communication Technology, ICT, hub in the country popularly called Computer Village, to another location in the state.
Physically-challenged, 30 others arrested for cultism, robbery
YENAGOA— A 22-year-old physically-challenged youth was among 30 suspects arrested by operatives of the Bayelsa State Police Command over their involvement in cultism, robbery and kidnapping in some parts of the state.
FG offers monthly savings bond at 14.535%
The Federal Government has offered for subscription two-year and three-year Savings Bonds to investors at 13.535 per cent and 14.535 per cent, respectively .
FG and the burden of over-borrowing
Following the commentaries at the backdrop of the positions taken at last week’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meetings of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), a new wave of concerns over the economy appears to be on the front burner.
FG plans relocation of Lagos drug markets
The Federal government yesterday said that plans to relocate wholesalers of drugs and medicines from all over Lagos to a central location where their activities can be coordinated has been finalized.
Gunmen invade Benue village, kill one, injure many
MAKURDI— A man in his mid-forties was, weekend, killed by unknown gunmen that invaded Atongo village in Katsina/Ala Local Government Area of Benue State.
Police find AK-47 rifle in bag abandoned by 3 men
LAGOS—Operatives of Rapid Response Squad, RRS, Lagos State Police Command, weekend, recovered a bag abandoned by three young men in Apapa area of the state and found an AK-47 rifle in it.
Customs, agencies must obey presidential orders— Enelamah
Apparently worried over frustrations faced by industrialist in the hands of the Nigerian Customs, Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Mr. Okechukwu Enelamah, has frowned at the unnecessary bureaucracy and bottlenecks enthroned by the agency in dealing with investors.
Serial rapist defiles 5-yr-old girl, arrested
Policemen attached to Ilasa Division in Lagos have arrested a suspected serial rapist for allegedly defiling a five-year-old girl at Osoyintola area of Ilasamaja.
N255m bullet-proof BMW: It’s FG’s vehicle, not mine — Oduah
Former Minister of Aviation, Senator Stella Oduah, has said she is unaware of any probe by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on any matter allegedly concerning her.
Those against restructuring are real enemies of Nigeria —Bishop Okonkwo
PRESIDING Bishop of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission, TREM, Dr Mike Okonkwo, yesterday, said those opposed to restructuring in the country were the real enemies of Nigeria, insisting that time was ripe for the issue to be laid to rest in line with the agitation of majority of the Nigerian populace.
Expectations on banks’ report to drive equities’ performance
The anticipation of release of half year, H1, 2017 corporate earnings by Tier-1 banks will dictate the direction of the market this week even as investors continue to take position in companies that released impressive scorecards in the past weeks.
We must stop senators’ bumper pay — Prof Sagay
CHAIRMAN of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption, Professor Itse Sagay, weekend, lamented the prevailing situation in which he said senators enjoy the powers to appropriate funds for themselves, draining the economy.
Why there’s tension in N’Delta, Clark tells Osinbajo
CONVENER and National Leader of the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, Chief Edwin Clark, has explained that one of the major reasons for the recent tension in the Niger Delta region, was that every week, the people hear of allocations of billions of naira, evidently from improved government earnings from oil, by the Federal Executive Council, FEC, to projects in other parts of the country with nothing given back to the region.

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