N69bn fraud has nothing to do with Jonathan’s campaign finance – Olejeme
Syria rebels reject Sochi peace initiative
Buhari to Dogara: Your maturity, selflessness have eased relationship b/w Executive, Legislative arms
2018: Nigerians should brace up for challenges ahead — APGA
Is a policeman collecting N50 from drivers corrupt?
Kane treble shatters Premier League goal record
Dogara urges Nigerians to assist less privileged
Fuel: NNPC’s monopoly of petrol supply causes scarcity – Iheanacho
President Buhari’s age controversy , a national embarrassment, says PDP
Foundation distributes relief items, food stuff to 2000 widows in Kogi
Delta starts payment of 2015/16 bursary backlog
Ex-president Jonathan’s campaign chief held for alleged graft
‘IPOB, MASSOB are NGOs set up by some individual to scam Ndigbo’
Breaking: Kane sets Premier League calendar year goal record

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Gunmen kill 10 villagers in Kaduna
Gunmen have killed 10 people in attacks on two Christian-dominated villages in the northern Nigerian state of Kaduna, a hotbed of ethnic and religous strife, officials said Tuesday.
Residents return home after insurgents’ attack on Borno village
Normalcy has been restored to the Moloi area of Maiduguri, after the Boko Haram insurgents attacked the area on Christmas day.
Fuel crisis: Our tanks, depots are empty, oil marketers fault NNPC
Oil marketers, under the aegis of Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association, DAPPMA, Wednesday, exonerated themselves from the current fuel crisis across the country, stating that presently, there is no fuel in the depots and tanks of its members nationwide.
Travellers task FAAN, security agents on unruly Owerri, Enugu passengers
Aggrieved air travellers have urged the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and security agents at the nation’s airports to check the excesses of Owerri and Enugu passengers who often prevent others from boarding their aircraft in protest against alleged delay of their flights.
Tithing is a scriptural injunction, mandatory, but not compulsory – Bishop Isong
The Assistant National Deputy President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN, South South, Bishop Emmah Isong, has stated that tithing is a biblical injunction that was mandatory but not compulsory.
Pulis replaces Monk at Middlesbrough
Tony Pulis replaced Gary Monk as manager of Championship side Middlesbrough on Tuesday.
Briton sentenced to 3 years in Egypt for smuggling painkillers
An Egyptian court sentenced a British woman to three years in prison on Tuesday, convicting her of trying to smuggle drugs into the country, a judicial official said.
Video: Owolabi Salis calls for diversity based democracy
High Chief Owolabi Salis speaking in this video called for diversity based democracy which he also called equity based system.
Experiences gained at BBN sharpen my focus – ex-BBNaija housemate
One of the 2016 Big Brother Naija housemates, Ekemini Ekerette; a.k.a Kemen, on Tuesday said his participation in the Reality TV Show sharpened his focus toward achieving his goal.
Sagbama/Ekeremor road: Dickson storms Aleibiri in convoy of small cars
GOVERNOR Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State has vowed to take the Sagbama/Ekeremor Road to Ekeremor town by December, next year.
Gunmen kidnap Rivers monarch after Christmas celebration
Unidentified gunmen yesterday morning kidnapped the paramount ruler of Mgbuolua in Rundele Community, Emohua Local Government Area of Rivers State, Eze, G.A.O Omodu.
Lagos govt. establishes 6 new primary schools
The Lagos State Government on Tuesday said it had approved the establishment of six new public primary schools under the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB).
Yakubu Dogara, a true patriot at 50 — Okowa
Delta State Governor, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Okowa on Monday extolled the virtues of Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Yakubu Dogara as he turns 50 years on Tuesday, December 26, 2017.
Police intercept N15m fake drugs in Zaria
The Kaduna State Police Command on Tuesday confirmed the interception of fake drugs worth over N15 million in Zaria.
Voting begins as Liberians choose Johnson-Sirleaf’s successor in delayed run-off election
Voting has begun in polling centres across Liberia as the West African country chooses its next President in a delayed presidential run-off election.

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