FLOODS: Swelling population may make matters worse
It is a mistake to think Nigeria cannot break up – Gen. Idada (ret.)
APC: Crisis of confidence everywhere
Iheanacho good to go, Leicester coach dismisses injury fears
Okagbare faces tough test
FG, PANDEF strike deal on IOCs’ relocation to region, Amnesty Programme, East-West Road
The phenomenon of Biafra (2)
‘Slimming pills work fast but bring great pains in the end’
A house for the Sultan
True pastoral calling and ministry (3)
Oyo Customs rakes in N8.8billion despite recession
Terror attacks: First and repeated times
CIPM tasks practitioners to remodel leadership style

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My best friend is not an actress —Angela Okorie
Stunning Nollywood actress and mother of one, Angela Okorie, has for long become a goldfish in the movie industry, that, it is almost impossible for her to duck into the shadows. So, it was no surprise when a story broke last week that she and her fast friend of many years , Anita Joseph, have parted ways and no longer on talking terms.
Joselyn Dumas reveals her real selling point
When Ghanaian TV host and actress, Joselyn Dumas walks into a room the first thing that catches the eyes is her shapely hips. In fact she is widely regarded as one of the curviest women in the African entertainment enclave. Some even describe her as Miss Hipsy to clinch it all. But while everyone sees her hips as her major selling point, the actress, has another attribute she considers her best feature.
See how Kanu runs his mouth
Kanu is free to go anywhere he pleases, he is a Nigerian after all, and as long as he conducts himself like any other Nigerian citizen, he has to obey the law of the land or face the legal consequences
Estimated US$4b tourism net-worth: Govt appointees, agents don’t believe in tourism — Eneduwa-George
Austine Eneduwa-George is a tourism and hospitality consultant, and first Vice President, Federation of Tourism Association of Nigeria (FTAN), an association tasked with the responsibility to advice and work with government as it relates to tourism industry. In this interview, he bares his mind on the challenges on how the government can use the sector to shore up the country’s ailing economy, among other issues. Excerpts:
For Trump, It’s One Day, Many Troubles
I am not only fascinated by the actions of this president, but by the fact that his supporters have not lost an iota of faith in his abilities to make America Great. By now one would have thought they’d turned against him, regretting ever voting him into office
Okowa’s aide laments violence against Nigerian youths
THE Delta State Government has expressed worry over the high rate of trafficking and violence against Nigerian youths, especially between the ages of 18 and 30.
The challenges of producing goods for export are overwhelming — Ezeemo
While many political parties are yet to organise their primaries to elect their flag bearers in the forthcoming Anambra State governorship election, the candidate of the Peoples Progressive Alliance (PPA) for the poll has emerged.
Aim high, principal tells graduands
The Principal, Ronik Comprehensive School, Ejigbo, Lagos, Mrs. Victoria Duru, has admonished the 31 graduating students of the school to go for high achievements in life. Speaking during the 20th Valedictory and Award Ceremony, the Principal said only the best was good as product of the school, having received the best academic training in a very conducive learning environment.
Enugu govt discovers 6,000 ghost workers, pensioneers
Enugu State Government has discovered and weeded out 6,280 ghost workers and pensioners from the nominal rolls of local governments councils and its Pensions Board. Part of the discovery was a fallout of the committee that recently disbursed the first tranche of the Paris Club Refund, which was used to offset all the outstanding salaries and some pensions of local government workers and retirees respectively, totaling 3,462 ghost pensioners.
How we saved Nigeria, port operators from exploiters —Hadiza Bala Usman, MD, NPA
The bill will grant permission to the Authority to concession some aspects of its operations but it does not stipulate that harbor operation would be handed over to private company

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