Alleged Desertion: Why Nigeria Police Can’t arrest Sen. Misau – Lawyer
AS APC lauds Ugwuanyi
Youths demolish C-River church over rituals allegations
Collapsed bridge cuts off Bayelsa oil, gas community
Ogoni celebrate 5 years of self-governance
Presco: Land disputes rock Edo, Delta states
NULGE grounds Lokoja over LG autonomy
Naira devaluation, a risk to Nigeria’s external debt —PwC
Cartoon: Mr & Mrs
One dies, as gunmen abduct 4 in Ondo

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Osinbajo: Buhari working with US to recover looted funds
The Buhari administration has urged the US government to step up its assistance in ensuring that corrupt officials don’t get a safe haven abroad for their loot, according to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN.
Uvwie women protest ‘illegal’ acquisition of land by Army
HUNDREDS of women of Uvwie Kingdom, Uvwie Local Government Area, Delta State, yesterday, barricaded the Effurun roundabout axis of the East/West Road, protesting the alleged illegal acquisition and sale of over 185.20 hectares of their land by the Nigerian Army.
Managing the budget cycle for greater efficiency
News that the Budget Office of the Federation and the Federal Ministry of Finance have commenced the processes for preparing the 2018 budget of the Federal Government must have delighted champions of fiscal discipline.
Mikel, Akpeyi, Ezenwa, Ighalo hit Uyo from Abuja
Officials of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF have disclosed that they expect a full house tomorrow in the Super Eagles training camp in Uyo ahead of Friday’s World Cup qualifier against Cameroon, just as skipper Mikel Obi will lead part of the squad out of Abuja to camp today.
The Yoruba and the quest for true federalism in Nigeria
I was a beneficiary of sound and qualitative education given and derived from the core Western Region qua State from my primary school, through to secondary school, and up to higher school (HSC). I stand here to pay tributes to the then Premiers and Military Governors of the then Western Region/State in those days. As at today, it appears no State, particularly from the South West, is in control of the education syllabus of primary and secondary school pupils and students respectively. I venture to ask, perhaps for my education, whether primary and secondary school students in the entire

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