
NASS, NANS give Lagos state 7 days ultimatum to pay 2016/2017 bursary
Stop insulting Shettima over GEJ’s failure, Northern leaders warn Omokri
2018 Delta LG Polls: A concluded business for Accord Party- ITEVEH
No govt money traced to former FCT minister’s account — EFCC witness
IMO: Nigeria loses Council seat
Outdoor practitioners raise alarm over foreign incursion in sector
Agbakoba, Duke’s group vows to shape 2019 polls
Bayern eye revenge against PSG in Munich
Mathematics a must – Principal
Olympics: How the Russian doping scandal has unfolded
Labour tackles FG over plan to raise electricity tariff
NNPC says no plan to increase fuel price
Gov. Bagudu donates N10m to Igbo community in Kebbi
Breaking: Court orders arrest of former Enugu Governor Chimaroke Nnamani
Award: Mrs Ajimobi advocates better life for children, women
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SubscribeCustoms destroys smuggled frozen poultry products worth N7m
The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) on Monday in Benin destroyed imported frozen poultry products seized along Benin/Ore axis with duty paid value of N7.2 million.
EPL: Spurs vs West Ham game postponed for safety reasons
Tottenham Hotspur’s fixture of New Year’s Eve against London rivals West Ham United has been moved to Jan. 4 due to safety concerns, the English Premier League said on Monday.
Irish border deal reported settled as May meets Juncker
British negotiators were reported to have agreed outline rules with Ireland for their border after Brexit on Monday, sending the pound higher on hopes of a deal on EU free trade as Prime Minister Theresa May arrived for crunch talks in Brussels. Britain’s Daily Telegraph and Financial Times reported that London had agreed with Dublin, which has the backing of the European Union, to maintain regulatory “alignment” with the EU on both sides of the border to avoid a possible flare-up in the violence which troubled Northern Ireland for decades.
Breaking: IGP bows to #EndSARS, orders immediate re-organization of SARS
The Inspector General of Police, Idris Kpotun Ibrahim, has ordered the immediate re-organization of special anti-robbery squad (SARS) across the country this was as a result of the #EndSARS campaign launched on Twitter by some Nigerians
Zimbabwe truck accident kills 21, injures others
At least 21 people died in Zimbabwe’s northwest province after a truck carrying 69 people overturned on Saturday evening, police said on Sunday. A police spokesman said several other people were injured in the accident which occurred when the driver of the truck lost control on a bend.
Wike releases 16 SUV to Rivers’ National Assembly members
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike has released 16 Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) to elected members of the National Assembly from Rivers State.
Capital Market Scandal: Oando’s inquiry by SEC reveals breach of ISA Act 2007 – Investigations
As the nation awaits the result of the Administrative Panel of Inquiry(API) set up by the Minister of Finance to look into allegations of financial impropriety levelled against the suspended Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC), Mr Mounir Gwarzo and two others, Economic Confidential can confidently report that investigations by the capital market regulatory authority into Oando Plc reveal underhand dealings which are in breach of the Investments and Securities Act, 2007.
Union laments FG’s inability to pay electricity workers disengaged 4 years ago
The National Union of Electricity Employees ( NUEE) on Monday cried out that up to 1,000 electricity workers disengaged from service four years ago had yet to receive their entitlements.
4 things you should absolutely do before boarding a plane
There are some essential steps you need to take before boarding a plane. Failure to take these steps can result in issues with your air travel that can jeopardize your trip. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 4 things you absolutely should do before boarding a plane.
Terrorism; Buratai urges commanders to remain focus to curtail traces of insurgency
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai charged field commanders to remain focused toward containing the traces of insurgency still being recorded.
Photos: Charly Boy, others protest in handcuffs, chains over Libya slave trade
A mild drama ensued in Abuja as the group of good governance protesters, under the leadership of maverick musician, Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy, led a protest to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on Monday, to demand well coordinated government action to ameliorate the plight of Nigerians allegedly sold as slaves in Libya.
Don’t exploit youths for your personal political ambition -Comedian I Go Dye tells Atiku
By AYO ONIKOYI Ace comedian and United Nations Millennium Development Goal Ambassador, Francis Agoda, popularly known as I Go Dye has questioned the move of the former Vice President Abubakar Atiku in using the Nigerian youths in promoting his political drive to vie for the office of the President come the 2019 presidential election. The […]
Breaking: Charly Boy group protests in handcuffs, chains over Libya slave trade
A mild drama ensued in Abuja as the group of good governance protesters, under the leadership of maverick musician, Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy, led a protest to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on Monday, to demand well coordinated government action to ameliorate the plight of Nigerians allegedly sold as slaves in Libya.
Last-minute wrangling as May heads for Brussels Brexit lunch
British negotiators were locked in last-minute talks with their European Union and Irish counterparts on Monday, trying to put together a Brexit deal that Prime Minister Theresa May might agree over lunch in Brussels. London has broadly agreed to many of the EU’s divorce terms, including paying out something like 50 billion euros. But the issues of the rights of expatriate citizens and the UK-EU border on the island of Ireland remain fraught, diplomats said.
Trump still weighing whether to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital- Kushner
U.S. President Donald Trump has not yet made a decision on whether to formally recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, his adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner said on Sunday, a move that would break with decades of U.S. policy and could fuel violence in the Middle East. “He’s still looking at a lot of different facts, and then when he makes his decision, he’ll be the one to want to tell you, not me,” Kushner said at an annual conference on U.S. policy in the Middle East organized by the Brookings Institution think tank in Washington.
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