Juventus boosted by Higuain return against Spurs
Nigerian world record holder in longest reading marathon visits Ambode
Jesus returns as Man City ring changes for Basel
Oba Adeyemi, Adetunji celebrate The Three Musketeers
Sierra Leone election: Sorting, counting of votes begin
Group carpet’s Ogboru, Delta APC on zoning
We’ll not tolerate imposters in PDP – Party Chieftain
JAMB records 3.2% decrease in registration
Dictionary on judicial words, phrases debuts
Enviable, quick justice delivery, our commitment —Lagos AG
INEC uncovers registration of ineligible persons in Taraba

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Lawyer petitions IGP over alleged land ownership tussle involving Enugu Police Commissioner, misconduct
A female legal practitioner, Mrs Uju Ken-Ohanenye , has petitioned the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Idris, alleging the involvement in a land ownership tussle by the Commissioner of Police in Enugu State, Mr. Danmallam Mohammed. The lawyer also alleged misconduct by the commissioner.
Era of military coup not over, Ekweremadu cautions
IKE Ekeweremadu, Deputy President of the Senate, says the country’s democracy is receding and it is not unlikely for the military to take over.
It is worrisome kidnapping gangs, terror groups target health workers – IGP
The Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris Kpotum, has advised medical professionals to avoid ostentatious lifestyles and rather live in modesty to avoid attracting undue attention by terrorists and others who kidnap for ransom.
Gusau varsity VC urges students to be law abiding as 1425 matriculates
Speaking during the matriculation ceremony for the 2017/ 2018 session at the Gusau permanent site of the institution, the Vice cancellor, Prof. Magaji Garba urged new students to be law abiding and shun any form disobedient towards their lecturers and their felllow students.
Human right abuse: Soyinka, 38 other Nobel laureates writes President Erdogan
Professor Wole Soyinka of Nigeria, 38 other Nobel Laureates have written an open letter to President Erdogan, demanding for a quick return to the rule of law.
NASC reads riot act to fake seed producers
THE National Agricultural Seed Council, NASC, Wednesday, read riot act to fake seed producers across the country.
Senate rejects bill proposing skirts for NYSC female members
The Senate on Wednesday rejected a bill proposing the option of wearing of skirts by female members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).
Insecurity: Avoid ostentatious lifestyle, IGP begs health workers
ABUJA – The Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris Kpotum, has advised medical professionals to avoid ostentatious lifestyles and rather live in modesty to avoid attracting undue attention by terrorists and others who kidnap for ransom.
Blackout cripples economic activities in parts of Warri
Residents of Ugbuwangwe, Warri South Local Government have flayed the protracted blackout in their area, saying it is crippling economic life in the community.
Shipping firm tasks FG on support for indigenous logistics operators
Frontline shipping and logistics company Fortune Global has urged the Federal Government to develop the capacity of indigenous logistics operators so they can be better placed to favourably compete in the global market.

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