Pochettino urges Spurs to make fast start
Just in: Stop military operation in south east now, Ohanaeze tells FG
Chief Judge seeks protection of albinism rights
Breaking: Gov. Ikpeazu declares curfew in Aba as soldiers invade city
Anambra governorship poll: CP reiterates readiness of security agents
Cannabis Plantation: NDLEA arrests 14 farmers with 413.19 kg in Gombe
UN Security Council steps up sanctions on defiant North Korea
Unruly passengers on flight Air Peace confirmed
Lawyer to Buhari: Sack some of your cabinet members, bring in fresh blood
Nigeria@57: Group begins prayer
Niger to rehabilitate police training school
Shock as boy kills mum for not letting him have puppy
FA reject Mane appeal against three-game ban
Buhari meets Ghanaian President in Aso Rock
I will leave behind effective, impactful Senate – Saraki
Buhari inaugurates N30b Olam poultry, feed mill

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Breaking: Army allegedly invade NUJ office in Abia
By Anthony Ogbonna However, the true development, Vanguard learnt, is that the soldiers were only passing by and conducting its ‘operation show of force’exercise in line with the Operation Python Dance II the army headquarters declared it has launched in the South-East states to curb kidnapping, violent agitation and some other crimes
I don’t pick games to play for Nigeria- Victor Moses
Chelsea star Victor Moses has dismissed suggestions he picks and chooses the games he plays for Nigeria, insisting he always wants to be fit before appearing for his country.
South Africa accept World Cup replay order
South Africa said Tuesday they accepted a FIFA order to replay a 2018 World Cup qualifier against Senegal that was manipulated by a Ghanaian referee.
Despite protests, reform off the menu as Togo MPs meet
Opposition lawmakers in Togo forced the adjournment of parliament on Tuesday in protest at a constitutional reform bill being left off the day’s agenda, despite days of anti-government protests.
Nigerians arrested in Germany over fake marriages
Police in Germany and Portugal have raided properties linked to a gang suspected of arranging fake marriages in order to make it easier for Nigerians to come to Europe.

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