NDDC sacks contractors, engages another on sluggish permanent headquarters project
Why semi literates are governing Nigeria – Prof. Nwabueze
Eghosa gets buzz from ‘Young Girl’
2019, insecurity: IBB, Danjuma hold talks in Minna
I’ll transform Ora community – Baale Ogungbesan
Of Tinubu and Buhari!
Photos: MSF quits Rann, evacuates staff
What may go well for Eagles in Russia – Aghahowa
Roller sports ‘ll take over Nigeria soon – Comrade Evah
Can’t we give Austin Ejide a chance?
Guys, consider status in picking ladies!
World Cup: Echiejile gets Rohr’s nod
Tanzanian actress,Yvonne Monalisa, David Vandy set

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Dapchi: How insurgents abducted our school girls— Residents
One week after insurgents attacked their community and abducted more than 100 of their school girls, residents of Dapchi, the headquarters of Bursari Local Government Area of Yobe state were gradually recovering from the shock as they recounted how the insurgents carried out the attack.
2019 elections: Film maker replays Nigerian political scene in a movie
Ahead of 2019 general elections, a movie that mirrors the political life of Nigerians is due to hit the cinemas nationwide amid pomp and pageantry on March 16.
Day of rage as Police storm drug den, criminal enclaves in Akala
It was like the celebrated “day of the Jackal” as narrated by Frederick Forsyth in his thriller titled: Day of the Jackal.
Nigerians speak: Dapchi School Girls kidnap – Who is to blame?
The security system is to blame – Aliyu Modibbo, Entrepreneur
In my opinion government and their the security agencies should be blamed. There are lapses in those villages that are close to the bush where the terrorists are located hence the abduction. There is need for the government to deploy more troops to these villages. Terrorist acts have been curtailed in local government areas that are not close to the bush, so the government should do something about the villages that are near the bush.
J. U. Oguma foundation hosts Ibori to thanksgiving
The Board of Trustees of the J U Oguma Foundation is set to host His Excellency, Chief James Onanefe Ibori (Odidigboigbo), former Governor of Delta State (1999 – 2007) to a Thanksgiving Service and Grand Reception on the March10, 2018, at the Ovwor Olomu Unity Square, Ughelli South Local Government Area, Delta State.
‘How Kogi, NNPC MoU on biofuel will boost economy’
A FORMER Chairman of Senate Committee on Federal Capital Territory, Sen Smart Adeyemi has said that last Tuesday’s Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, between Kogi State government and Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, on ethanol fuel would make the state a model for economic development.
Dapchi Update: We’ve extended search to neighbouring countries — FG
The Federal Government yesterday said that the search for the missing 110 Dapchi schoolgirls, who were abducted from the Government Girls’ Science and Technical College (GGSTC), Dapchi, Yobe State, had been extended to the neighbouring countries
Wenger ready to “fight” to end Arsenal crisis
Arsene Wenger has grown used to defending himself in recent years but the Arsenal manager’s grip on his position has never seemed less secure ahead of Sunday’s clash with Brighton.
No tribalism for me, I don’t have to sing in Yoruba to make it — Nanbie
Nambam Claire-Ann Shitery, fondly called ‘Nanbie’ is a Jos-born Nigerian afro-pop singer/songwriter and keyboardist who started writing songs at the tender age of seven. At the age of thirteen, she had honed her singing skills to a point that she knew she was fully ready for the music making craft. In this exclusive interview with Star Tracker, she reveals why she took on music ahead pursuing career in Biological Engineering , which she studied at Near East University.
2019: INEC partners Immigration Service, retrieves 299 PVCs from aliens in 26 States
In a bid to further ensure the fidelity of the register of voters to be used for the 2019 general elections, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has entered into partnership with the Nigerian Immigration Service NIS to assist with the identification of non-Nigerians who might have gotten their names into the register during the ongoing nationwide Voter Registration exercise.
APC–crises, confusion and contradictions
Anyone wondering why Nigeria is in bad shape could get an insight from the goings-on in the All Progressives Congress, APC; the party that formed the government in Abuja.
Photos: Neymar arrives at hospital for foot operation
Brazilian superstar Neymar arrived in hospital Friday for an operation to mend the broken bone in his right foot that has ended his season at Paris Saint-Germain and overshadowed Brazil’s World Cup preparations.
A Boost for Non-Oil Sectors
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has expressed its commitment towards providing the necessary assistance for Nigeria to attain competitive edge in non-oil sectors of the economy.
Political Relevance: Why Igbo still grope in the dark
As 2019 general elections approach fast, nationalities across Nigeria are strategizing and negotiating into the heart of the party under which platform they hope to realise their dreams. The Igbo whose position have been precarious in the Nigerian political landscape don’t seem to know which way to go.
‘Boko Haram told me abducted Dapchi school girls were safe’ — Aisha Wakil
As the Nigerian government extended to neighbouring countries, the search for the 110 schoolgirls abducted last week in Dapchi, Yobe State, a human rights activist, Mrs Aisha Wakil, claimed a Boko Haram faction had contacted her to confirm it had the girls.

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