When you have to pay for darkness
2 people charged with defrauding Niger senator of N400, 000
Nigerian men only romantic when yet to taste your honey pot – Pearl Chidinma
No one is above the law, FG warns Nigerians
Kaduna govt declares KASU ASUU strike illegal
How Daddy Showkey, Daddy Fresh, Baba Fryo became stars
The time is right for Lukaku, says Mourinho
Plugging the fiscal hole in Angola’s oil
Corruption: Buhari’s integrity is unimpeachable
Afrobasket: D’Tigers beat Senegal 76-71, set up final against Tunisia
53 traders from Niger Republic die after boat mishap in Kebbi
IPOB different from Boko Harm terrorists … – Onyeama
Where is Tinubu?
Conte challenges Chelsea to avenge last season’s FA Cup final heartache
Police avert crisis in Kaduna, city peaceful
Why S/East govs outlawed IPOB, others

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BREAKING: Four feared dead, others injured as gunmen invade Hausa settlement in Asaba
AT least four persons have been killed in Asaba, the Delta State capital by yet unknown assailants.
Abia further extends the curfew in Aba
THE Abia State Government has further extended till Sunday, the dusk-to-dawn curfew imposed on Aba at the wake of the violent clashes between soldiers and members of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.
IPOB/Army clash: Don’t provoke ethnic strife, NLC tells FG, army
The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Friday told the Federal Government and the Nigeria military to tread with caution in the efforts to quell the agitation for self determination in the South East.
ANAMBRA: How Change became a bone in the throat of APC
The others were Dr. Tony Nwoye, a former president of the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, a medical doctor and incumbent member of the House of Representatives. Another powerful aspirant in the race was Chief George Moghalu, the national auditor of the party. Other contestants were Chukwuma Paul; Madu Nonso; Nwibe Bart; Nwike Patrick; Obidigbo Chike; Okonkwo D.; Onunkwo Johnbosco O.; Uchegbu Adoabi K. and Uzoh Obinna .
Biafra: The other side of Operation Python Dance
REACTIONS and allegations have filled the air waves following the decision of the Nigerian Army to set up an operational outfit code named ‘Operation Python Dance 11 (Egwu Eke 11) in the South Eastern part of the country. The exercise, which officially began in all the five states in the zone on September 15, would end on October 15. It is the second in 10 months, as the first exercise took place from November 26, 2016 to December 27, 2017.

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