20 killed in political rally’s bombing
Duterte apologises to “all-forgiving” God over stupid remarks
Enugu inaugurates Traditional Wrestling board
PenCom verifies prospective FG retirees in Northwest
Friend, tried to snatch my man
State police solution to insecurity – Sen. Zwingina
FRAUD: Court remands Ondo PDP chieftains in prison
National Assembly Transmits PIGB to Buhari for Assent
Fake textiles: SON seals 21 warehouses in Kano
CUPP : Mass defections loom in House of Representatives
My position on cattle ranches — Oluwo
A house built with spittle – APC/R-APC

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School threatens foundation over bible gifts to students
A public school district in Illinois, U.S. has sent a “cease and desist” letter to an unnamed person who gave away Bibles to boys and girls on a public street owned by the district.
Police warn ahead of arraignment of El-Zakzaky
Ahead of the arraignment of the leader of Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), Sheik Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, the police have warned sect members against procession or protests.
Special courts a worthy experiment
The call became necessary because the wheel of justice is extraordinarily slow in Nigeria. It is even slower when it comes to the trial of big-time corruption cases, especially politically-exposed persons and bankers who capitalise on the slow judicial process and elements within the anti-graft agencies to frustrate the anti-corruption war.
Chris Ngige campaigned for PDP ?
Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labour and Employment campaigned for PD
BROADBAND PLAN DEBACLE: 30 percent penetration target divides ICT sector
In 2013, Nigeria through the PresidentialCommittee on Broadband developed a five-year strategy to drive internet and broadband penetration and scale up the nation’s broadband growth by 30 percent.
StarTimes harps on devt of China-Africa radio, TV cooperation
The President of StarTimes Group, Mr. Pang Xinxing has emphasized on the new stage of development for China-Africa radio and television cooperation at the eighth edition of the annual African Digital TV Development seminar in Beijing, China.
Proposed Cattle Colonies and inevitable acquisition of land: Legal implications
“As herdsmen are in reality business men engaged in the business of cattle rearing for their own personal financial gain I do not see how the provision of land for the grazing of their cattle, even at the payment of a fee, would satisfy the provisions of the law if the land is acquired from other private individuals”.
Ortom/Akume rift: Security personnel cordon off Benue Assembly
Armed security personnel, yesterday, cordoned off the premises of Benue State House of Assembly, following rumours of an impending impeachment of Speaker of the House, Terkimbi Ikyange
Nigeria loses $300m annually to offshore vessel berthing – Omatseye
Former Director General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, Temisan Omatseye, has said that Nigeria is losing about 300 million dollars yearly for berthing Five Degrees East on Nigerian waters.
Prof Soyinka to deliver keynote address at maiden JP Clark conference
THE first in a series of annual conferences in which the works of celebrated Nigerian writer and scholar, Professor J.P. Clark-Bekederemo is brought into focus to test their appeal and perennial relevance in a changing world started yesterday in Lagos.

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