Nigeria’s rising debt profile is worrisome- Prof Kingsley Moghalu
Photos: Investigative Hearing on IGP by Senate
Peter’s Story – One more reason why you need a wealth transfer plan
Today’s Proceedings of the Nigerian senate
SUCCESS RECIPE: Gaining positive emotions (3)
Anambra Poll: Materials found in a hotel do not belong to INEC – REC
Nigerian engineers have the capacity to provide modular refineries – Bayelsa Dep Gov
FG to spend N300bn on roads reconstruction, rehabilitation in 2018
NNPC pledges support for indigenous participation in oil sector
Hot temper crashes electrician’s 27-year-old marriage
Enugu plans 3-day boxing tournament
FG approves N5.5bn for Erosion Control in 6 states
ERGP to build globally competitive, diversified economy – Presidency
INEC ready to conduct credible, fair poll in Anambra, says Official
Six States square up for Lafarge literacy competition finale

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Igboekulie partners WAEC to reward best Igbo candidates
AN Igbo socio-cultural group, Igboekulie yesterday said that it is partnering with the West African Examination Council (WAEC), in the selection of winning candidates and schools that will be rewarded as the best Nigerian students in Igbo language, in an event slated to hold in Enugu on Saturday, November 25, 2017.
Address military personnel’s welfare to check complaints of rights abuse — Brig. Adeka
Retired Brig.-Gen. Mohammed Adeka has said that issues relating to the welfare of military personnel must be addressed to minimise complaints of human rights abuse among them.
Anambra poll: Ezeemo will transform state’s common wealth – Ameh, PPA Chair
National Chairman, Progressive Peoples Alliance, PPA, Comrade Peter Ameh, said the party has presented a worthy candidate in the person of Chief Godwin Ezeemo, who has the idea of how to develop and transform the common wealth of Anambra State to the benefit of its people.
Anambra poll: We’ll not be used for any electoral fraud, Students in Anambra promise
Over seven thousand youths in Anambra State under the aegis of Anambra Youths Movement, AYM, yesterday converge in Onitsha and agreed that they will not be used by any politician in the race for the Anambra State governorship election to commit electoral fraud.
Boko Haram: Adamawa Govt. delegation visits Gulak, commiserates with people
An Adamawa Government delegation on Wednesday visited Gulak town to commiserate with the people over Monday’s insurgents’ attack which led to loss of two lives and property.
Adeyemi College will soon be converted to varsity –provost
Prof. Olukoya Ogen, the Provost of Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo on Wednesday in Akure said that the college would soon be converted to a university.
Reps pass Climate Change Bill
The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill to provide a legal framework for mainstreaming of climate change responses and actions into government policy formulation and implementation.
Tribunal convicts two staff of NOA, strikes out charges against 6 others
The Code of Code Tribunal (CCT) on Wednesday in Abuja sentenced and convicted two staff of the National Orientation Agency (NOA) for non-assets declaration.
Army denies forcing Boko Haram suspects to drink urine
The Nigerian Army on Wednesday denied forcing the 486 Boko Haram suspects arrested on their way from Jigawa to Port Harcourt on June 15, 2014, in 33 buses to drink urine.
Palestinians resume security ties with Israel
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’s administration said on Wednesday it had resumed security coordination with Israel in the occupied West Bank, frozen in July, and sought sole security control of the Gaza Strip, where Hamas Islamist forces dominate.
Transition Committee Chairman consoles Ogbete Main Market fire victims
Mr John Eze, Chairman, Transition Caretaker Committee, Enugu North Local Government Area, on Wednesday consoled those affected by the fire which razed the grind-milling section of the Ogbete Main Market, Enugu.
Workers shut down Kaduna over teachers’ sack
Workers on Wednesday shut down Kaduna to protest the sack of 21, 000 primary school teachers by the Kaduna State Government.
Alleged serial shop-breaker refused bail, remanded in prison
A 22-year-old, Sodiq Lawal, who allegedly broke into several shops and stole plasma TV and other items, was on Wednesday remanded in prions on the orders of an Ile-Ife Magistrates’ Court in Osun.
RTEAN wants enforcement of speed limiting devices on private vehicles
The Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN) has advised the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) to begin enforcement of speed limiting devices on private vehicles to reduce accidents.
National Jackpot: Week 20 records zero winner for N33.2m
A gaming company, Give ‘n’ Take National Jackpot, on Wednesday recorded zero winner for week 20, leaving N33.2 million unclaimed, Mr Princewill Aninwobodo, the Media Officer, has announced.

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