Order makes 30m Nigerians of Igbo extraction terrorists, IPOB tells court
Breaking: Iran joins N/Korea, tests new ballistic missile
FG to start local manufacturing of sports equipment – acting SGF says
Breaking: Six feared dead in sea pirates attack
Oil not the biggest asset in Nigeria – Atiku
WAFU finals: NNL official predicts victory for Nigeria
Nigeria wants IMF, World Bank reformed
Nwoye has no electoral value, a political ant that Obiano is not afraid of – Obigwe
Togo: How long can the grassroots pressure last?
NNPC diversification and UniProtein concerns
Kissing: the first step in sexual communication
Nigeria remains steadfast in fight against corruption – Onyeama
Some Nigerians in the Diaspora remit funds to support IPOB – source
Abuja’s ploy to diminish Lagos
Gov. Udom canvasses for Governors, wants tenure elongation
Simple Solution for Premature Ejaculation and Weak Erection

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Respite, as OPEC ratifies Nigeria’s continued exemption from oil output cut
The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, yesterday, ratified Nigeria’s continued exemption from crude oil production cap.
Corruption, not restructuring is our problem– Ambakaderemo
Comrade Joseph Ambakaderemo, Convener, South-South Reawakening Group, SSRG, in this interview harps on good governance as the panacea to the myriad of challenges plaguing the nation, describing the clamour for restructuring as another distraction in the body politic.
Neymar-Cavani rivalry ‘healthy’ for PSG – Okocha
The tension between Paris Saint-Germain forwards Neymar and Edinson Cavani is “healthy” and they should be left to sort things out themselves, according to the club’s former star Jay-Jay Okocha.
North Korea ‘more opaque’ after YouTube propaganda ban: monitors
North Korea has become “more opaque” to the outside world following a decision by YouTube to silence an official propaganda channel, a monitoring group has warned, as new sanctions over Pyongyang’s nuclear programme begin to bite.
Operation Python Dance II: One week after
IF the Nigerian Army had anticipated the knocks it received following the setting up of Operation Python Dance 11 in the five states of the South East, perhaps it would have shelved the idea. Its intention to mount obstacles and check points associated with the usual military activity two days before its take-off might have been responsible for the controversy generated by the exercise. As a result of this controversy, the resultant effect was the whittling down of the scope of the operation in the five states after the initial brouhaha.

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