Eagles didn’t play well against Serbia — Musa
Presidency clears the air on ‘Martin Luther King award’ given Buhari
Kano links strange disease to cerebro-spinal meningitis
Lagos resident sues IGP, others for N30m
LUC: NBA, activists, others protest despite police warning
Stock Exchange probes $1bn Unity Bank, Milost Global deal
Archbishop Obinna can’t install APGA gov in 2019—Okorocha
Iheanacho’s injury not ‘very’ bad – Puel
Range Rover Sport SVR smashes Ferrari record
No rift between Gov Emmanuel, Akpabio — CPS

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Ekweremadu: Demonising a dog …
Ekweremadu stirred the hornet’s nest when he spoke fearlessly against the high-handedness of the executive and some APC governors,warned that we were creating fertile grounds for another military adventure into politics
Operators rue Customs’ 10% duty on solar panel
The Renewable Energy Association of Nigeria (REAN), a private sector renewable energy group in Nigeria, has claimed that up to 10 percent import duty is being charged on solar panel by the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS), despite a government directive that classification for import duty tariff on solar panel should be zero percent.
KILLINGS: YCE wants security chiefs sacked over alleged laxity
THE Yoruba Council of Elders, YCE, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to sack all the service chiefs for allegedly failing in their duty to curb the incessant killings of innocent Nigerians.
Court orders substituted service against Obiorah over N2bn suit by Anosike brothers
A Federal Capital Territory, FCT, High Court, has ordered that a substituted service be served on a former lawmaker Senator Ikechukwu Obiorah over a N2 billion suit filed against him by the Chairman of Folio Communications Limited (Publishers of Daily Times of Nigeria) Mr. Fidelis Anosike and the Group Managing Director of the company, Noel Anosike.
We’re being maltreated, detained crew tells NIMASA
THE Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has been called upon to look into the plight of a crew of two detained ships, MT United Trader and MT United Venture detained for the past nine months.

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