Serena ready for long-awaited return at Indian Wells
Tottenham upbeat on Juventus showdown
Buhar’s vision that agriculture is the only way out is absolutely correct- Lai Mohammed
N650bn Debt: DAPPMA calls up 14-day ultimatum
12m girls become child brides yearly – UNICEF
Former immigration CG, 7 others eye Sen Dariye’s seat
Reps probe N23bn disbursement to ASUU
Lagos will be Africa’s model mega-city by 2025 – Ambode
Rickey Tarfa has case to answer – Court
Storm kills brick layer, two students in Enugu
2019: APGA promises fair, transparent primaries
Sri Lanka declares emergency to quell anti-Muslim riots
Suicide bomber on bicycle kills three in Maiduguri
Lassa fever deaths rise to 110 in Nigeria – official

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Under Jonathan what did state of emergency achieve?, Adesina asks Clark
The declaration of a state of emergency is not enough to win the war against Boko Haram insurgency in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe states.
Gunmen kill one herdsman, 15 cows in Plateau
The Police on Tuesday confirmed that unknown gunmen killed a Fulani herdsman and 15 cows at Rafin-Bauna community of Iregwe land in Bassa Local Government Area of Plateau.
Women wash hands more thoroughly than men -Study
Women in Germany wash their hands more thoroughly than men after going to the toilet, although both genders have room for improvement.
2019: INEC inaugurates task teams to drive elections’ projects plan in Ebonyi
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Ebonyi, on Tuesday inaugurated 19 different committees to drive the commission ‘s Elections’ Projects Plan (EPP), ahead of the 2019 general elections.
Bollywood actors, fans post speedy recovery messages for “Slumdog Millionaire” star
Bollywood actors and fans across India posted messages for a speedy recovery for Slumdog Millionaire actor Irrfan Khan after he announced on Twitter that he had “a rare disease.”
Burkina Faso leader pledges to fight jihadists after attacks
President Mark Roch of Burkina Faso said his country would fight and defeat militants in spite of being hit by Islamist insurgents in the capital last week in an attack which 8 people were killed and dozens wounded.
Charge any Fulani man with AK-47 to court – Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday directed that any Fulani man found in possession of AK-47 rifles should be charged to court.
Ganduje visits Ibrahim little in Kaduna
Governor of Kano state, Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has paid a sympathy visit to Kano frontline politician Ibrahim Al-Ameen Little at his residence located at Link road, Unguwar Rimi, Kaduna.
No gas flaring in Egina project – Total
Total Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited has stated that it has entirely eliminated routine gas flaring in both its onshore and offshore operations, stating that Egina is a zero gas flare project.
Shell harps on EIA
Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited has stressed the need for Environment Impact Assessment, EIA in its operations.
How deplorable power supply stifles investments in Nigeria
Chimago Nnodim, a young entrepreneur and native of Umuokisi, Amuzi, in AhiazuMbaise Local Government Area of Imo State has always had a dream of investing in his native land, to provide jobs to the teeming unemployed youth and contribute to the economic growth of his community.
Court remands 6 herdsmen in prison over Benue New Year day attacks
A Makurdi Chief Magistrate’s court, presided over by Mr. Isaac Ajim, has denied bail to six herdsmen arrested over the New Year day attacks on Guma and Logo Local Government areas of Benue State.
Unchecked oral health disease can lead to death — EXPERTS
As the world rolls out thedrums to mark this year’s World Oral Health Day, with the theme: Say Ahh: Think Mouth, Think Health, experts have decried poor public awareness on oral hygiene, warning that oral health disease left unchecked can lead to major negative health consequences, including death.
Trump’s Global Gag Rule: More cases of unsafe abortion imminent in Nigeria
Women in developing countries were the first casualties as soon as President Donald Trump assumed office in January 2017.
US worried about Nigeria, other African countries’ debt overhang
The United States of America has expressed worry about the heavy indebtedness by African countries a few years after they were relieved of their debts by international financial institutions.

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