PDP salutes Makarfi at 61
Breaking: Wike sacks four LG bosses
Mourinho eyes Madrid revenge in Super Cup
Sanchez to leave Arsenal on free transfer
Weah was my idol—Ronaldo
Ozubulu: Osinbajo says assailants will face justice
Chicago sues Trump administration over sanctuary city plan
NBC inspects facilities for Kaduna Digital Switch Over
Delta APC inaugurates state caucus, functional committees
CBN boosts Forex market with $195m
UNILAG purported on-line screening is false – Mgnt
Bayelsa NGO launches N1m cash prize essay competition
A handshake of love from Tokyo to Abuja

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Anambra shooting shows no proactive security for ordinary Nigerian – Charly Boy
Charly Boy, showbiz superstar and activist, on Monday expressed sadness over Sunday’s killing of worshippers in a church in Anambra State, saying the killings shows there is no proactive security measures for the ordinary Nigerian. He also urged all levels of government to be proactive on security matters.
Zidane expects Ronaldo to feature against Man United
Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane indicated that Cristiano Ronaldo will feature in the UEFA Super Cup against Manchester United after travelling with the squad to Skopje on Monday.
Acting president Osinbajo’s last order on terrorism
If I had a chance in my youthful days, I would have enlisted into one arm of the Nigerian Armed Forces. But I was frustrated, as several attempts I made for admission into the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Kaduna were met with a brick wall. After the third failed attempt, I resigned to fate and gave up pursuing a career in the military.
Police nab Bishop over alleged multi-million Naira fraud in Enugu
Police in Enugu State have arrested Bishop Ginika Obi for allegedly defrauding members of the public of over N500 million.
Why they did not take me to London to see Buhari – Fayose
GOVERNOR Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State has expressed doubts over a report given by some governors who paid a courtesy visit to the ailing President Muhammadu Buhari in London saying they did not take him along because they knew he would certainly tell Nigerians the correct health status of the President.

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