Agbakoba drums support for state police
Ericsson expands Connect to Learn Initiative in India
Oshiomole urged to intervene in Delta APC crisis
Again, national grid collapse causes power outage
Pompeo raises issue of detained American in Vietnam
Vconnect takes bold step to ensure security of its users
BMO replies r-APC, counts Buhari’s achievements
CCT : 8049 Taraba household on FG stipend – Official
NNPC subsidiary, NGPTC, posts N6.1bn profit in one year
Justin Bieber engaged to model Hailey Baldwin

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Theresa May ‘ll survive my resignation, she is a good PM- Davis
Former UK Brexit Minister David Davis, who resigned on Sunday, told the BBC 4 broadcaster on Monday that Theresa May was a good prime minister, capable of surviving his resignation.
Soldiers rescue abandoned female child, recover arms
Nigerian army has on Monday rescued a female child abandoned by Boko Haram terrorists and recovered arms during their clearance patrol at Mallam Matsari village.
Japan’s flood: Death toll rises to 100
The rains may has stopped in Japan, but the country is facing a long recovery process after floods and landslides killed at least 87 people in the southwest.
Dino Melaye blows hot, replies Fani-Kayode
Following rumors that senator Dino Melaye, has defected to People’s Democratic Party, PDP, the vocal senator yesterday replied Femi Fani Kayode and thanked God for liberating him from what he called ‘political blindness’ in his former party.
National airline gets Certificate of Compliance, takes off December
The Minister of State for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, weekend declared that the proposed national airline for Nigeria would be unveiled before the end of the year, informing that the Ministry had received the Outline Business Case Certificate of Compliance from the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission, ICRC.
Banks restrict ATM cash withdrawal overseas
Nigerian banks have restricted cash withdrawals from overseas Automated Teller Machines (ATM) only to those whose cards are linked to their domiciliary accounts funded locally. The banks have therefore suspended such withdrawals and encouraging travellers to open and fund dollar accounts. According to the Nation, lenders are also raising their card spending limits on Point […]
Boko Haram terrorists flee from troops in Borno, abandon arms
Troops of operation Lafiya Dole in conjunction with the Civilian Joint Task Force while on clearance patrol at Mallam Matsari village encountered Boko Haram terrorists.
Anglican Church frowns at Buhari’s Executive Order on seizure of assets
The Church of Nigeria, Diocese of Enugu (Anglican Communion) weekend expressed concerns over the recently signed Executive Order No.6 of 2018 by the Federal Government, saying it should not be used against perceived enemies or opposition.
History waits on Prof Yakubu’s INEC
President Muhammadu Buhari is the first Nigerian leader to appoint individuals reportedly close to him into the INEC which will conduct elections in which he and his direct interests will be involved. The notion of “independence” has traditionally been underscored by the fact that before Buhari, Presidents tended to appoint the Chief Electoral Officer of the Federation from regions other than theirs.
Police nab 11 in Zamfara over 41 unidentified corpses
Zamfara State Police Command has arrested 11 members of a volunteer group known as Yansakai, in connection with the killing of 41 unidentified persons.
3 electricity vandals bag 3 years imprisonment
ENUGU—THREE vandals of Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, EEDC, property have been convicted and sentenced to three years imprisonment by Justice I. B. Garfai at the Federal High Court 1, Awka, Anambra State.
APC chieftain berates Abia govt
A FORMER House of Representatives member and All Progressives Congress, APC chieftain in Abia State, Hon. Acho Obioma has described the Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP administration in the state under Governor Okezie Ikpeazu as “impotent and not working for the progress of the people.”
How Eagles can become better, by Balogun
Brighton Hove Albion of England summer signing, Leon Balogun has admitted that he felt bad after Nigeria’s ouster at the World Cup, following a 2-1 loss to Argentina in their last group match, but says the onus is now on him and the other players to recharge themselves and fire back stronger.
Amuneke: Eagles need creative players to succeed
FIFA Technical Study group member, Emmanuel Amuneke has urged the handler of the Super Eagles Gernot Rohr to inject more creative players into the midfield ahead of their 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Seychelles.

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