Hate song against Igbo must not be taken lightly – Jonathan
Breaking: Real Madrid beat Man United 2-1 to win UEFA Super Cup
FG seeks China’s support in combating cyber crime
NGO targets 10,000 with nutrition programme in Bauchi
‘How to end N-Delta crisis’
Delta community passed confidence on leadership
‘Udu yet to feel DESOPADEC’s presence’
South-West PDP group seeks unity in party
Group to drag Arewa youth groups to court over quit notice
Wizkid, Nicki Minaj ‘collabo’
I can’t stay faithful to just one man
Lassa fever resurfaces in Lagos, kills 2, 100 under surveillance
We have sanitize Corruption in arms procurement – osinbajo

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Multi-Billion dollar Lagos-Kano rail project: Senate mandates contractor to include local content in project execution
The Senate has charged contractor handling the Lagos to Kano railway modernization project, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation, CCECC, to maximize local content in the area of raw materials and labour force during implementation of the project.
Igbo Hate Songs: We’ll punish culpable broadcast stations – NBC
The National Broadcasting Commission, NBC has condemned the ongoing production and circulation of an Hausa song aimed at disparaging Igbos and incites hate against them among other Nigerians.
EFCC offers 10-year sponsorship of 20 doctorate anti-corruption researches
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) says its acting Chairman, Mr Ibrahim Magu, has advocated the introduction of an anti-corruption course into the country’s university curriculum.
Boko Haram terrorists ravaged 1m homes, destroyed N1.9trn property in Borno – Official
The Borno Government on Tuesday said about 1 million houses and public structures were destroyed by Boko Haram insurgents in the 27 local government areas of the state.
Why we tear gassed anti-Buhari protesters in Abuja – Police
THE Federal Capital Territory, FCT Police Command has identified disturbance of public peace and a near breakdown of law and order in the nation’s capital, Tuesday, as possible reasons it clamped down on anti-Buhari protesters.

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