Orurueshi is the day that what we call  Uyaa  (famine) start to disappear because we start having new crops particularly new yams and other crops and we begin to feed very well because scarcity of food starts in our place when new cropping season or cultivation starts

To put a veneer of legality on manifestly corrupt conduct, these law makers subvert the very essence of law making

Indications emerged, yesterday, that four governorship aspirants in the All Progressives Congress, APC,  would step down for Senator Andy Uba before the primaries.

The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for the second time in a week, has reiterated its support for the restructuring of the country, saying it had always championed the devolution of powers among the federating units for years.

It might be time now for some soul-searching and tough choices; only the President can honestly answer the question of whether he is strong enough to continue the brutal fight needed to set this country back on track

Poised to transform the way Nigerians access content and avert piracy by providing affordable diverse content, iflix has berthed in Nigeria.

Experts have urged the Federal Government to provide full coverage of the management of sickle cell disorder under its National Health Insurance Scheme, NHIS, against the fact that over 100,000 infants die from the disease annually

Two suspected members of a gang of pirates have been arrested by operatives of the Inspector-General of Police Intelligence Response Team and Tactical Intelligence Unit, TIU, at Iworo/Ajido community in Badagry area of Lagos State.

THE Osita Chidoka Campaign office, yesterday, affirmed that it was set to win the election having crossed the first hurdle of the United Progressive Party (UPP) primary.

EX-MILITANTS, under the aegis of Justice Group, yesterday, commended the Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brigadier-General Paul Boroh (retd.) on his moves to give pipeline surveillance jobs to 10,000 youths of the Niger Delta region.