

Jonathan benches Mikel at Tianjin Teda
Diamond Bank supports 5000 SMEs with N20bn loan in 2018
Education: Obi’s model pays off
PDP, APC, Nigeria’s problem —Presidential aspirant
Why Oyo govt pulled down Ayefele’s Music House
Top Nigerian runner, Deborah Pam hails Lagos Media Marathon
A-Ibom govt files N50bn suit against EFCC over frozen accounts
1,650 resign membership of Apc in Edo
10TH WORLD CHOIR GAMES: Nigeria wins laurels in S/Africa
PFN to politicians: Don’t plunge Nigeria into avoidable crisis
FCMB to promote Ojude Oba festival
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Subscribe2019: Hardship’ll make Nigerians vote PDP —Okom
CHIEF Linus Okom, Chairman, Northern senatorial district of Cross River State caucus of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has said that the hunger and hardship Nigerians are experiencing under the All Progressives Congress, APC, government would drive them to seek for a change of government in 2019.
Defections in A-Ibom impracticable —Ibom Patriots
Following rumours of members of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, defecting to the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Akwa Ibom State, members of Ibom Patriots, have described defection as impracticable.
Amuro on music as art of worship and evangelism
Among Amuro’s postulations is the idea that churches must now reduce, suspend or completely stop its numerous building projects and leave its tower of Babel. “Now is the time for the bride of Christ to spread her tentacles to round off the task given to her”, he wrote noting that the erroneous perception of the church as primarily an evangelism forum has not helped the cause of devotional intimacy.
Operators charge underwriters to build trust
Insurance operators have urged underwriters in the sector to build and win the trust of Nigerians in a bid to increase insurance penetration in the country.
Oliverotto of Fermo: The irredeemable life of a coup plotter
Already, all manner of criminals are bidding to come to power or get re-elected and they will, because the modern society encourages them. In African traditional society, people with crime records were forever blacklisted from holding public offices. Today, all that has changed.
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