Ethiopia’s choice: Reform or anarchism
Inflation to remain high in 2018 — Rewane
$12bn Recovery Suit: Court rules against Chevron
A frivolous observation
Magu going nowhere, says Osinbajo
Obiano to tackle Onitsha flood with climate change fund
NULGE blasts Imo assembly for refusing LG autonomy
Declare ammended Edo LG Law null, void —PDP
Umahi evicts illegal occupants on Ebonyi University land
Customs intercepts N1bn contraband goods in February
ADP alleges plans by APC to rig Edo LG polls
Why I supported Obasanjo’s third term bid – Ahmadu Ali
Herdsmen attack: MASSOB to defend Ndigbo
Ndidi arguably our best player this season – Leicester coach

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We lack credible corporate governance in Nigeria — ICSAN
THE Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators, ICSAN, has warned that until Nigeria gets its corporate governance structure in public sector right, the fight against corruption will remain a mirage.
Ambode leads NWFL’s girl-child mentoring programme
Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode is expected to lead Nigeria Women Football League’s (NWFL) mentorship programme, which aims at teaching over 1000 school girls from across the country how to make the best use of the opportunities available to them.
20 million Russians live below poverty line- Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said in his annual state-of-the-nation speech that Russia needs to focus on raising the living standards of its citizens.
Omolara Adagunodo: “Lagosians don’t explore Lagos”
There is no single state in Nigeria that has fully maximised the potential of tourism. If you stay in Lagos for two days as a tourist, there are many places to visit like Nike Art Gallery, Terra Culture, and Hard Rock Cafe. Unfortunately, Lagosians don’t explore Lagos.
Dapchi, Chibok in the eyes of Buhari, Jonathan
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari’s response to the recent abduction of no fewer than 110 students of Government Girls Technical College, Dapchi, Yobe State, by Boko Haram insurgents, evokes a curious reminder of the sentiment expressed by ex-President Goodluck Jonathan to the 2014-abduction of 276 Chibok girls by the sect.
Senate probes allegation of double registration against Gov Bello
ABUJA—THE Senate has begun a probe into allegations of double registration levelled against Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State.
The best place to engage your customers is on social media, says Jumia Travel MD
Owing to the fact that Nigeria has a youthful population and many of them are on social media, it is now an unwritten rule for businesses including those in the hospitality sector to have a strong social media presence. This is because the best place to engage customers is on social media according to Omolara Adagunodo, the Managing Director of Jumia Travel , Nigeria’s No 1 hotel booking portal.
Ahmadiyya begins Garri production
Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria (AMJN) has started the production and sale of its Garri (Cassava Flakes) in the country, under the brand name “MAAN Foods”.
FAAN subscribes to Airport Service Quality Programme
Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, has subscribed to the Airport Service Quality Programme, ASQ. It is an Airport Council International (ACI) programme that uses data gathering to help FAAN measure its passengers reactions to all levels of its operations and to help it improve on service.
Dapchi Girls: Smoldering Boko Haram insurgents
Partnering with other countries in this onerous task of decimating the activities of the insurgents has become necessary after several years of warfare with limited success. This kind of partnership will elicit new and technologically driven approaches to stop the likes of Shekau
“Muslim women are reformists, not sex objects”
Muslim women in the country have expressed displeasure over several ill-treatment that the society has subjected them to, saying ‘women are reformists’ and not sex objects. The women spoke during the 2018 Sisters’ Enlightenment Programme, organized by the Sisters’ Circle of the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria, Lagos State Area Unit held at the Lagos […]
Saraki asks state Assemblies to stop pensions of ex-govs, deputies
ABUJA— SENATE President, Dr Bukola Saraki, has asked all the states of the federation to stop the payment of pension to all former governors of their respective states
I’ve passed the stage of being intimidated — INEC chairman
ABUJA— Chairman of Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Mahmood Yakubu, yesterday said he had passed the stage where he can be intimidated.
Dapchi: Muslim groups back probe on troops’ withdrawal
Prominent Islamic organisations – The Muslim Congress (TMC) and Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) yesterday condemned the abduction of 110 girls of Government Girls Science and Technical College, Dapchi, Yobe State last Monday, describing the incident as unfortunate.
Gattuso: I’m not a guru but I’ve surprised people
Gennaro Gattuso insisted he is not a coaching guru after guiding AC Milan to the Coppa Italia final, though the Italian boss said he has surprised people since taking the job.

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