Police arrest would-be suicide bomber
Yes! The South-east is marginalized, says Orji Uzor Kalu
‘We’re brothers let’s use dialogue to settle our disputes’
Police nab 10 suspects over various crimes in Enugu State
Obaze: Who the Cap fits
U.S. wants evidence over detained staff to end Turkey visa dispute
Tennis: Nadal missing in Basel
Nurses call for inclusion in FG’s health policy formulations
Shooting in South African airport, 2 injured
Okowa commissions ultra modern market, roads in Okpe and Udu
I think of my ex when I have sex
UNILORIN student dies 3 days to graduation

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Will the APC tell itself the truth about its chances come 2019?
Everything happens for a reason. To live in Nigeria and to protect one’s sanity from disappointment or the curious propensity in this country to repeat the same mistakes while continuing to expect a different result, one has to believe that everything happens for a reason which only time will tell.
I was in PDP before, but not now, God forbid – Obasanjo
The crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party in Ogun got messier on Tuesday as the National Caretaker Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Senator Ahmed Markarfi met with the former President,Chief Olusegun Obasanjo in Abeokuta and shunned the party Secretariat where hundreds of party members had assembled to welcome.
Restructuring: Sanusi, Achebe, Dokubo-Spiff seek roles for traditional courts
THE Emir of Kano, HRH Muhammadu Sanusi II, Obi of Onitsha, HRM Nnaemeka Alfred Achebe and Amadabo of Ada-Ama, Twon-Brass, HRH Serena Dokubo-Spiff, yesterday, said that the complex and expensive judicial system in operation in the country needs traditional courts and laws to compliment it.
Pandemonium as rumour of vaccination by soldiers hits Ondo
Akure—PANDEMONIUM broke out across Ondo State, yesterday, as parents trooped to schools in search of their children and wards, following reports of forced anti-Monkey Pox immunisation.
Nigerian Kehinde Wiley to paint Obama’s portrait
Former U. S. president Barack Obama, has picked Nigeria’s Kehinde Wiley, to paint his official presidential portrait.

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