Settle your rifts, save music career, Kennis Music advises P-Square
Anambra guber: Non-Indigenes in Anambra back Chidoka, UPP
Video: Femi Falan faults churches using tithes for private business, purchase of jet, others
AWLO induct new members, embark on #1mother, 1child awareness campaign
Pardon C releases video for ‘Bele Bele’ featuring Jose Chameleone
Group, UBEB unveil FCT first annual all schools essays/quiz competition
Lagosians now have credible party to embrace – ADP
Ogun Govt begins verification of workers in tertiary institutions
2018 Budget: Citizens call for more allocation to education, agriculture
Trump, Duterte meet for first time at APEC summit
Indian court sentences 3 to death in gang rape and murder of minor
APEC leaders agree to address ‘unfair trade practices’
FUT Minna trains 100 youths on ICT
Anambra poll: Among contenders who do you think will win?

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Peace building critical to achieving sustainable unity, development, says NOA
The National Orientation Agency (NOA) says that peaceful co-existence among Nigerians is key to ensure sustainable unity, progress and development of the country.
Fans seek stiffer penalties against erring African referees
Football fans in Ebonyi have urged the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to mete stiffer penalties against referees who decide outcome of matches with their biased officiating.
UN aviation agency recommends weaker rules for biofuels – sources
The United Nations’ aviation agency on Friday recommended scaling back criteria for biofuels used on international flights as part of a compromise with developing countries, who felt the rules would be too stringent, sources said.
Drug Abuse: Unilag gets test kit for students
In a bid to check drug abuse on campus, the University of Lagos has provided a drug test kit in its medical centre to examine students suspected to be on hard drugs.
‘Karate kick’ Evra leaves Marseille, banned until June 30
Patrice Evra parted ways with Marseille on Friday after his infamous karate kick on one of his own fans, just moments after being banned from European tournaments until June 30, 2018.
Nigerian Police ranked ‘worst’ in the world
Following some reports obtained from the 2016 World Internal Security and Police Index (WISPI), Nigeria Police has been ranked worst in the world.
World Cup qualifiers: Football enthusiasts hail Eagles’ unbeaten run
Some football enthusiasts on Saturday hailed the Super Eagles after the team played out 1-1 draw against the Fennecs of Algeria to finish their 2018 World Cup qualifying campaign unbeaten.
Why Ekwueme is different – Ben Ezeibe
WHEN the second republic Vice President, Dr. Alex Ekwueme took ill and was admitted in a private hospital in Enugu, one person who felt so bad about the development, especially when it was reported that the 85 year-old lawyer and architect was in coma, was Chief Ben Ezeibe. Ezeibe is from the same Orumba North local government area of Anambra State as the former Vice President. Though much younger, he had remained a loyalist of Dr. Ekwueme for nearly 60 years.
When Biafra defeated Nigeria at a London Court
As the clatter of fireworks raged on during Nigeria’s civil war 50 years ago, unknown to Nigerians, the Biafran and Nigerian governments were also pursuing the case at a British court.
Group ready to train women entrepreneurs on Tech Tools
Following the benefits of growing small scale enterprises among women through the use of applications (APPS), a group of women experts will be commencing an entrepreneurial training for women in Lagos on the use of technology to create for themselves business opportunities and also groom existing businesses to the next level,

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