NIMASA to partner NIWA to develop inland waterways
Chelsea’s David Luiz sent off in Arsenal stalemate
Adesina confirms President Buhari’s departure for New York
Air Peace secures IATA membership, assures on service delivery
Obaseki fetes Falconets, Tanzanites after U-20 World Cup match
Lagos opens Nigerian’s first DNA forensic lab
9 in police net over rape of church members
Group berates IPOB over crisis in Oyigbo
IPOB: Senate to meet security chiefs
Breaking: Buhari leaves Abuja for 72nd UNGA in New York
Much ado about pay-per-view
As God Promised (1) – Lazarus Muoka
How Okowa made Delta safe haven for investors
‘If Kanu had abided by his bail conditions..’
IPOB had lost its mandate by causing tension, killings – S/East Govs
Making of an Effective Minister (4)
Difficulty in overcoming enemies within

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New Realities on a Troubled Peninsula
Extant crisis on the Korean Peninsula is simply about a new reality, which the wider world, not without a reason though, is quite reluctant to acknowledge and relate with.
Amosun warns ‘Oro festival’ as new poly starts in Ogun
Governor Ibikunle Amosun, has warned traditionalists over Oro festival in Ipokia local government area of Ogun State as he laid the foundation of the new polytechnic in Ipokia.
It’s not easy accepting a stepmom who’s the same age as you
The difficulty of her situation brought us closer and I wasn’t too surprised when Fatima and Dad reunited nine months later.
INSIDE STORY OF THE WAR AGAINST KIDNAP KINGPINS: Vampire dead, Evans ‘guilty’, fate of 119 uncertain
One of the pathetic incidents was the killing of a 75-year-old woman, Mrs Theresa Adaku Edid, by her captors about six years ago in Imo State after her family had paid N1 million ransom
FIFA 2018 WCQ: Iheanacho wants Eagles to finish off Zambia
Kelechi Ihanacho said the Super Eagles need to finish off Zambia in their FIFA World Cup qualifier October 7 in Uyo and book their place in the Russia 2018 tournament.
Some of the ethnic agitations are driven by 2019 underground politics —Dafinone
The feeling of Nigerians was that the coming of the Buhari government would bring immediate change and, of course, this is not possible. Change does take time
WAFU Cup: Super Eagles post another draw against Guinea
Nigeria’s Super Eagles team B yesterday failed to score against Guinea in group A of the 2017 WAFU Cup of Nations on-going at the Cape Coast Stadium, Ghana.
EXPLOSIVE DECLARATION ON RESTRUCTURING: Buhari, only you can solve this mess or else…
The person, right now, who the North believes in, is Buhari. If Buhari were to tell them that, ‘for the stability of Nigeria, in order for things not to fall apart, in order for us to even protect our gains in the North, the North has to give up certain issues
DAFINONE: Niger Deltans should demand better performance from their govs
I believe a lot of the agitations are driven by underground politics, there are different groups trying to position themselves ahead of the elections in 2019. And I think that you will find when you dig a bit deeper into the source of the agitations that they are being pushed by such groups.

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