Driver in court over alleged snatching of cell phone from woman
Video: Nigerians storm Police Headquarters, demand release of Premium Times Journalist, Ogundipe
DPR tasks depot owners on need for fire fighting trucks
Man in court over alleged N1, 000 theft
Eid-el-Kabir: FRSC to deploy 500 personnel in Osun
Oshodi, Lagos, Bus Interchange to process 1m passengers daily
Tambuwal orders compulsory retirement of 2 Permanent Secretaries
UNICEF laments low birth registration in Nigeria
As Nigeria ranks 49, France soars No. 1 in latest FIFA Ranking
FG partners Chinese firm on smart classrooms, digital education
5 arrested over rape of minors in Katsina
Bloomberg gives grants to NGOs in Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa
Bandits kill soldier, injure 2 others in Zamfara forest
Face governance, leave Saraki alone, Timi Frank tells APC
U.S. Father kills man for following daughter into bathroom

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Uproar as EFCC seeks minutes of Benue’s security meetings
Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State, yesterday, accused the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, of deliberate witch-hunt as the anti-graft agency asked for minutes of the state’s security meetings.
NECA assures of decent jobs as it sets up body for enhanced global competitiveness in business
THE issue of decent work has become part of global industrial relations practice.
What does democracy offer Imo people?
WHAT does ideal democracy offer the people of Imo state? Ideally, democracy offers the people of Imo the promise that at the barest minimum, they should have unfettered opportunity to choose those to whom all Imo citizens can entrust with our welfare and collective development, those who will best represent Imo because our aggregated choices, counted as votes will make them our honest representatives taking our individual and collective interests before their personal and vested interests.
Mutterings over Fayose’s failure to set up Transition C’ttee
One month after Dr. Kayode Fayemi was declared the winner of the Ekiti State governorship election, the failure of the outgoing governor of the state, Mr. Ayodele Fayose to recognize the fact of the victory is getting some stakeholders in the state worried.
Still on political party defections
IN the last one month, Nigerians have witnessed the movement or abandonment by politicians of one political party for another. The reasons they give have ranged from impunity, inadequate reward, harassment and undemocratic impositions by their former political parties who now perceive them as political enemies.

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