Flower Power: ‘Giving & receiving flower etiquette’
Fatherhood, sonship in ministry (I) – Francis Akin-John
Type2 diabetes, hypertension, the lethal duo on the prowl
Ajaokuta Steel Company matter not resolved —GSHL
Cast out fear and doubt
Angola marks 42nd independence anniversary
Seplat screens 13,746 pregnant women, vaccinates 1,500 children
Rising trend of unqualified teachers
Anambra up for sale
My mother is healthy says Labour Party Chairman
Hits and Misses of Walter Banger Taylaur’s ‘Catch.er’
Wike’s security allegedly shoot at Amaechi while Rivers gov watches
Economic Summit: South-East has the worst road infrastructure – Nwodo
Olubadan confers Chieftaincy title on communication minister, others
South Africa better than Nigeria, Senegal —Bafana Bafana coach
Neymar begs reporters to stop transfer speculations
Video: Amaechi, Wike’s escorts clash

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Duke, Ehikhamenor, Akpata, others call for policy, infrastructure for creative industry
Stakeholders in the nation’s creative industry on Saturday called on the Edo State Government to invest in theatres, incubation centers for creative people and put in place the right policies to drive her prestigious art and craft sector.
Adeyanju shows alleged tribalism in Nigeria
Mr Adeyanju Deji, convener of Pro-democracy and good governance group, Concerned Nigerians has posted on his Twitter handle names and photos of the top management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) stating below [View the story “HOW BUHARI IS DESTROYING WITH TRIBALISM by Adeyanju Deji ” on Storify]
Morocco, Tunisia take different paths to World Cup
North African nations Morocco and Tunisia took contrasting routes Saturday as they qualified for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
Morocco book World Cup place for first time in two decades
Morocco on Saturday booked a return to the World Cup finals for the first time in two decades after securing a vital win over Cote d’Ivoire in their last World Cup qualifier.
Police arrest man, 65, for allegedly molesting teenage boy
The Nigeria Police, Niger State Command said it arrested a 65 year-old man, Patrick Kalu of railway quarters, Minna for allegedly having anal sex with a 15 years old boy.
Anambra demands free, fair and credible election
Saturday shall be a litmus test not necessarily for Anambra but also for the APC- led Federal Government, INEC and the police
PDP: The South-South dangerous game
Many stakeholders are hoping that leaders of the South-South will realize that they are playing a dangerous game and caution themselves accordingly before it is too late
Some people want us to go back era where CBN’s vaults were ajar – Keyamo
Lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Festus Keyamo, has lamented that it is only in Nigeria that the court will issue a public notice for people who own properties to come out and claim them and they will not show up questioning why do some Nigerians want us to go back to the era where the Central Bank of Nigeria’s vaults were perpetually opened.
FG increases take-off grant of Maritime University to N5bn – Usani
The Federal Government has approved an increase of N5 billion as take-off grant for the Maritime University, Okerenkoko, Delta, from N2 billion earlier announced.
IGP operative who engaged abductors of British missionaries dies
A member of the Inspector General of Police Intelligence Response Team, IRT who engaged a gang of suspected militants reported to be behind the abduction of four British missionaries in Delta State, Friday succumbed to death from gunshot wounds he sustained during a gun battle with the hoodlums at Sapele.

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