Conte to replace Zidane
Kogi Gov will respond to allegation of double registration – Aide
Photos: Buhari gets birthday cards from Amosun, grandchildren, others
I’m happy with my improved health – Buhari
United down Albion, Reds rock Bournemouth
Four dead in Boko Haram ambush on Nigeria convoy
Why are Muslims who adorn hijab ‘molested’ ?, Sultan asks
Culture Art Academy marks annual art fair with exhibition
Politics of tribalism, sectionalism and the future of Nigerian youths
Reactions trail Law graduate denied call to bar over hijab
Atiku calls for enabling environment for job creation
Gov Bello Eulogizes Buhari at 75
President Buhari deserves our prayers – Obigwe
‘Don’t call me gay’, says Italy designer Stefano Gabbana
GYB Media Support Group accuses INEC of waging war against Kogi gov
Why the poor must rise above poverty in Nigeria

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Fashola mourns Kenya scholar, Calestous Juma
Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola has paid glowing tribute to late Kenya scholar, Calestous Juma, describing him as a true African Patriot.
FG causing fuel scarcity to justify planned pump price increment to N185 – Fayose
Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose has accused the federal government of deliberately causing the current scarcity of fuel in the country so as to be able to justify the planned increment of petrol pump price from N145 to N185 per litre.
First Bank expresses support for SMEs to boost employment
The First Bank of Nigeria on Sunday expressed its commitment to the development of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in line with the Federal Government’s economic diversification drive.
FG to make Calabar carnival a foreign exchange earner — Lai Mohammed
The Federal Government sas it will make the annual Calabar carnival a major foreign exchange earner for Nigeria.
REA justifies varsities’ power programme
The Rural electrification Agency, REA, said yesterday that the phase one of its Energising Education Programme, EEP, would provide access to electricity to a population of 224,800 people in nine Federal Universities and one Teaching Hospital across the country.

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