Man carrying knife arrested at Eiffel Tower
Athletics: IAAF World Championships results
Don’t come to China just for money – Cannavaro
Islamisation: Christians deserve it, says Anglican priest
Mugabe time is up, say opposition politicians
Omo-Agege: Re-defining constituency empowerment
Angolan VP candidate suffers stroke
The vindication of the Benue Anti-Open Grazing Law
Troops kill two Boko Haram suspects
Nigeria: Where two heads are worse than one
Obasanjo visits Zambia’s President, jailed opposition leader
Valley of dry bones(I) – Muoka Lazarus
Cartoon: Sarge
Ministry of Power: Eligible customer declaration
The ubth: Striving for excellence

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Amosun and artificial boundaries
I believe the message of the Ogun State governor is most pertinent and has the same appeal to the people of Nigeria, especially at this time of socio-political agitations
Clark Explodes: Buhari is marginalising Igbo
I said we must restructure otherwise non-restructuring of Nigeria will kill Nigeria. I didn’t say we should break up or Nigeria will not exist. I believe in Nigeria
I caught an actress with charm in her bag – Sarah Ebhota
Nollywood actress, Chidinma Nwadike opened a can of worms last week when she told Potpourri in a chat that many actresses, mentioning up to 80% of them, use charms to get movie roles. While her declaration has been attracting varied reactions from different quarters, another actress, Sarah Ebhota has added fuel to the fire, adding more substance to Nwadike’s claim by saying she had once caught a Nollywood actress with a charm hidden in her bag.
It is a mistake to think Nigeria cannot break up – Gen. Idada (ret.)
It is wrong for anybody to say we will fight to keep Nigeria one; that Nigeria cannot afford to break up. That is fallacious. That is an error, we must move with time
Lagos: Long history of unenviable romance with refuse
Initially, the private sector operators were made to handle collection of bin from house to house under the supervision of LAWMA
FLOODS: Swelling population may make matters worse
Heavy rains, combined with poor drainage systems and blocked waterways, cause rainwater to flow through commercial and residential dwellings
APC: Crisis of confidence everywhere
The embarrassing fight for supremacy in the APC is not just in Rivers. All over the country, the party, which emerged from the merger of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, All Nigeria Peoples Party, ANPP, Congress for Progressives Change, CPC, and factions of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the Democratic Peoples Party, DPP, is struggling to find cohesion
Iheanacho good to go, Leicester coach dismisses injury fears
Leicester City’s new signing Kelechi Iheanacho was substituted by boss Craig Shakespeare during their friendly against Borussia Monchengladbach.
Okagbare faces tough test
To book a place in today’s women 100m final of the IAAF World Championships in London, Nigeria’s medal hope Blessing Okagbare-Ighoteguonor must have to dig deep and produce a performance like never before.
Trouble looms if we don’t earn $15billion from non-oil export by 2020 – Audu Ogbe
India announced two weeks ago that by 2030 no single car made or brought into India will be using diesel or petrol. They will all be electric. Germany is passing a law along that line
FG, PANDEF strike deal on IOCs’ relocation to region, Amnesty Programme, East-West Road
From the beginning, we took the 16-point demand very seriously and we also developed our own plan mostly based on those demands
West Africa herdsmen plotting to invade Benue to stop anti-grazing law – Ortom
GOVERNOR Samuel Ortom has raised the alarm over alleged plot by suspected herdsmen in the West African sub-region to invade Benue State to prevent the implementation of the anti-open grazing law this came as the Ekiti State High Court has sentenced a herdsman, Ali Haruna, to two years imprisonment for destroying crops worth N1.5 million in the farm.
The phenomenon of Biafra (2)
Unless drastic measures are taken as soon as possible to pacify the growing number of malcontents nationwide things might soon fall apart irrecoverably and guided peaceful change would no longer be feasible
‘Slimming pills work fast but bring great pains in the end’
African women, particularly Nigerian women had always longed to be big, that is, fat. Mostly for married women, being fat was seen as a sign of affluence on the part of their husbands. The bid to achieve this so-called status then in the country made so many husbands to work so hard such that their wives will be the envy of others.
A house for the Sultan
Procuring a N700 million house for the use of the Sultan is a scandalous misuse of public fund – in a state which records one of the lowest school enrollments nationwide and whose public education infrastructure where it exists is primitive

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