
NLC, aviation unions to picket airlines
Buhari meets with Obiano, promises free, fair election in Anambra
Ojukwu, others created APGA for Igbo identity, let’s identify with our kith, kin – Bars. Agbasionwe
Journalist detained for “defaming” First Lady
Driver, 27, bags 2 years for stealing church property
Security guard, accomplice remanded in prison for allegedly hacking Pakistani to death
Service delivery: NHIS seeks feedback from enrollees
Casualisation: NLC, aviation unions to picket airlines on Thursday
Nairobi varsity shut after violent protests
Video: I said we, not this govt, has failed – Peter Obi
GUS winner, Hector Jobarteh, was killed in error— Suspect
Herbalist sells 5-year-old girl to colleague for N60,000
Trump calls Las Vegas shooter ‘sick,’ ‘demented’
Army launches Operation Crocodile Smile in S-South, S-West tomorrow
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SubscribeInjury: Bale ruled out of World Cup qualifiers
Wales forward Gareth Bale has been ruled out of their crucial last two 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Georgia and Ireland due to a calf injury.
Remove speed bumps from Federal Highways, Senate tells FG
THE Senate yesterday directed the Federal Government to ask the Ministry of Power, Works and Housing to as a matter of urgency,remove all the speed bumps indiscriminately elected off the federal highways nationwide.
Breaking: 2019: We’ve not lifted ban on campaigns – INEC
The Independent National Electoral Commission INEC Tuesday in Abuja warned politicians and political parties against going about soliciting for electoral support, describing such action as illegal.
Strike: Help us, we’re dying, cry National Orthopaedic Hospital Patients
Patients at the National Orthopaedic Hospital, Enugu State, have called for help from the Federal government, urging it to respond to the demands of the health workers under the aegis of the Joint Health Sector Unions and Assembly of Healthcare Professionals, JOHESU who have been on strike to press home their call for better working environment.
Vigilantes kill six suspected ‘vampires’ in Malawi
Vigilantes in Malawi have killed six people suspected of trying to obtain and drink human blood as part of magic rituals since mid-September, police told AFP on Tuesday.
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