Anti-US protest over Jerusalem turns violent in Lebanon
Union cautions Nigerians in S/Africa on safety
‘Time is of the essence,’ UN warns North Korea
Libya, Italy join forces to stem migration
Osinbajo, Lai Mohammed, Magu others task Nigeria to change perceptions toward corruption
Allow audit C’ttee on recovered loot to cover OBJ, Yar’Adua, Jonathan’s govts, SERAP tells Buhari
Chinua Achebe: Four years on, how and what do we honour?
Learn & Work European Vocational Institute: Ekweremadu’s smart move
Buhari leaves for France for One Planet Summit
Don proposes university degrees in shoe-making, fashion designing
What shall I do for you (Pt 1) – Muoka Lazarus
Wizkid, Davido, Joshua winners at Africa’s Future Awards
PDP: Dokpesi congratulates Secondus
God will send me a helper because I helped Ali – Alamson
Prepare your hand-over note, Secondus tells Buhari
Customs intercept goods worth N1.595bn in November
Some men are dogs when it comes to women – Titilayo Osubu

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Binis are settlers in our land, we will defend our territory with our blood – Ijaw leaders
THE Ijaw in Okomu, Ovia South West Local Government Area of Edo State, yesterday, declared that. contrary to the claim by the Binis that they own all the land occupied by the Ijaw in the state, the Binis are actually the settlers in their land, vowing that they will use all they have to protect their territory.
What piece of information did Tinubu gift President Buhari in Cote d’Ivoire?
It was quite gratifying seeing President Muhammadu Buhari display rare strength and character recently in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire’s capital. Strength because without betraying any sign of tiredness or weakness, he was engaged in one bilateral meeting after another, lasting well past midnight for the duration of the conference.
How we spent Abia’s N30 billion bailout, Paris Club loan refunds – Gov. Ikpeazu
Even with his persistent employment drive and the deafening campaigns on the patronage of Made-In-Aba goods and services, Governor Okezie Ikpeazu has had to face criticisms for not paying Abia State workers’ salaries. The tongue-lashing climaxed after the receipt of the bailout funds and the Paris Club loan refunds from the Federal Government.
Two days after our wedding, my husband and I were almost homeless
I, Olabisi, I do not want to remembered as someone who never spoke above a whisper”. This was a vow Erelu Bisi Adeleye – Fayemi, the wife of the Minister of Mines and Steel Development, and a former governor of Ekiti State, Dr Kayode Fayemi, made sometime in 1998. She had just had an encounter with a friend who was bereaved.
2019: Nigerians will re-elect Buhari for second term — Okiemute
Former member, Delta State House of Assembly, Chief Essien Benjamin Okiemute, is a prominent leader and founding member of the All Progressives Congress APC in the state.
Russia 2018 WC: Eagles to play Poland March 23, says Rohr
Barring any unforeseen circumstances Nigeria’s Super Eagles will play against Poland on March 23, 2018 to tune up for the World Cup.
Offshore institutional investors have demonstrated their confidence in Nigeria’s economy – Iriase
The members of the National Assembly are there for the people. We cannot because we are in APC tell a lie that a budget that is not performing is performing
African Wrestling Championship: NWF invites 200 for camping
NIGERIA Wrestling Federation (NWF) president, Dr Daniel Igali has expressed satisfaction with the performances of the wrestlers at the Governor Nyesom Wike Wrestling championship, which ended last weekend in Port Harcourt. He also commended the Rivers State governor, for his enormous support to the federation.
Kingship tussle rocks Delta community
THERE is tension in Ologbo, Irri kingdom, Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State, following the installation of Pa. Joshua Edowafe F. Aghagba as Odion Ologbo of Irri kingdom by the Delta State government.
Onitsha Tennis Club agog with Life Beer tournament
THE 2017 Life continental lager beer tournament at the Ontisha Tennis Club came to a fitting end yesterday with Victor Chukwuemeka, a tennis/football legend clinching first prize. He took a pound of flesh from Paul Areh who edged him to the second place in the 2016 edition.

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