Montenegro investigative journalist to get Mackler award
Mozambique’s rocketing media fees provoke outcry
Elephants trample two to death in Tanzania
Governor Ikpeazu’s MSME narrative
S. Africa rejects Trump’s ‘narrow perception’ on land reform
Buhari ignores pressure to reinstate Daura, ex-DSS boss
2019: C-River youths pick guber form for Ibeshi
Dankwambo’s declaration and the PDP option
Global community backs Buhari’s 2nd term bid – Foreign minister
Police nab vandal with 11 oil pipelines in Delta
ADP to Obaseki: Explain why you shut down Agric College
Decision to leave Real Madrid was “easy’’- says Ronaldo

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Dangote, VDMA commence training to build skilled workforce in Nigeria
Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) and German Equipment Manu-facturers Association (VDMA) have formally opened the Train-the-Trainer (Didactic & Rhetoric) Course (ToT) under the Dangote VDMA Initiative on Technical Education & Vocational Training (TVET).
JAMB’s N15.6 billion profit after tax
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, was established in 1978 with the mandate of ensuring a uniform standard and the conduct of matriculation examination and placement of suitable candidates into the nation’s universities. The enabling law has since been amended to include all tertiary institutions in the country.
Workers plan showdown with Eko DISCO, Egbin Power
THERE are strong indications that electricity workers are planning a major showdown with Eko Electricity Distribution Company, Eko DISCO, and Egbin Power Plc over perceived unfair labour practices.
Buhari to foot medical bill of visually-impaired NYSC member
ABUJA—PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has promised to take care of the cost of medical treatment of a 28-year-old serving member of National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, Okenala Ahmed, who is visually-impaired.
Gov Ganduje frees 170 from prison
Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State has granted freedom to 170 prison inmates across the state.
Amnesty : Return our guns within 21 days or…, ex-militants tell Ondo govt
FORMER militants in the riverine areas of Ondo State, yesterday, issued a 21-day ultimatum to the Ondo State government to return their guns and ammunition collected under the guise of incorporating them in the Amnesty Programme of the Federal Government last year.
Dangote calls for quality education funding, lauds El-Amin International School
Alhaji Aliko Dangote has urged other stakeholders in the sector to join hands with the government to fund education, adding that funding qualitative education goes beyond the government.
Miyetti Allah’s threat over Saraki, capable of causing crisis—MDG
A pro-democracy group, Movement for Democratic Goals, MDG, has asked President Muhammadu Buhari to call the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, MACBAN, to order over their threat to force Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, out of office if he fails to resign, saying it will hold the President responsible for any outbreak of violence in the nation.
BoI disburses GEEP loans to 350,000 beneficiaries
The Bank of Industry (BOI) has disbursed interest-free loans to more than 350,000 beneficiaries the 36 states of the federation including the FCT since December 2016, under the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP), one of the National Social Investment Programmes (NSIP) of the Federal Government.
Lagos community residents kill, eat python that swallowed goat
The quiet community of Ijanikin was thrown into a mini-tourist attraction as residents trooped in their numbers to catch a glimpse of a huge python that swallowed a goat. Some people later killed the snake, cut up and shared it among themselves.
Why detained pro-Biafra women were barred from visitors – Owerri Prison
OWERRI—OWERRI Prison Authority, yesterday confirmed that relatives of the 112 pro-Biafra women remanded in the prison were not allowed access to the women because documentation was still ongoing.
Oil price leaps to $74 per barrel as US inventory drops
Crude oil price has risen from $72.50 to $74.17per barrel in the international market as a result of limited inventories in the United States and Iran sanctions.
2019: Riverine coalition against Wike, upland dominance thickens
PORT HARCOURT — THE campaign to end nearly 20 years dominance of Rivers State governorship by upland indigenes against riverine contenders in 2019 has broken partisan divides, foreclosing Governor Nyesom Wike and other upland aspirants from contesting.
Regulatory provisions on crowd-funding underway
Regulatory provisions enabling companies in Nigeria to raise funds through crowd-funding is underway.
The lessons and challenges of Galadima’s feat
The challenge of dealing with the situation is indeed enormous and one must appreciate the tenacity of those states coping with it

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