Breaking: Ben-Murray Bruce withdraws from Senatorial race
Davido surrenders, as Chioma hints on Senator Adeleke’s presidential bid
Primary: Ambode’s supporters protest at APC secretariat
Nigeria’s gas flaring drops by 65% in 10 years
CSR: INTELS presents health centre to Delta community
Rohr calls Musa, Onazi, Ekong, 21 others for Libya
Guardiola says Manchester City face ‘five finals’ in Europe
FG procures N360m worth modern core drilling rigs for NGSA
Nigeria losses gold worth $500m to illegal shipment annually
Primary: 8 PDP governorship aspirants step down in Kwara
Juventus risk penalty for racist Koulibaly chants
Group canvasses support for Atiku
Traditional rulers endorse Ikpeazu for second term
2019: Ogboru clinches Delta APC guber ticket
Collegiate presidency and national harmony

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Ribadu makes u-turn in Adamawa APC governorship primaries
Mallam Nuhu Ribadu has indicated interest to participate in the rescheduled Adamawa APC governorship primaries election, hours after he withdrew from the race.
Banks to tighten lending criteria in Q4’18 as loan demand rises
BANKS will tighten lending criteria in the fourth quarter (Q4’18) following increased lending activities in the third quarter (Q3’18) driven by pursuit of market share objectives and improved economic conditions.
Nweze, Baje call for total restructuring, civil service salary structure for politicians
Austin Nweze, renowned lecturer, and Ayo Baje an author and columnist has called for total restructuring of Nigeria into independent and strong subregions and a salary structure for politicians that is in conformity with the current civil service salary structure, saying that the current structure of Nigeria doesn’t allow for productivity and comparative growth while the humongous pay for politicians and low performance by politicians have not brought any improvement in governance.
Tussle for Delta South Senatorial seat
I DID not see any reason to join in the national discourse on the flim flam of party defection, not even after Dr. Eweta Emmanuel Uduaghan, the immediate past governor of Delta State, and an Itsekiri man, decamped from the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, to the All Progressives Congress, APC, on a not too convincing reason that his defection would stabilise the polity of the Niger-Delta region. To a large extent, the notoriety of party defection by the political class has not helped the political narrative of a nation ranked among the poorest in the world. Politics is ideology-based. In other civilised climes, party membership is traditional. Most times, membership is carried through a second to a third generation. Suffice to say that in Nigeria, party membership is munificent and frivolous!
NiMet predicts cloudy weather, rains, thunderstorms for Tuesday
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has predicted cloudy weather conditions with prospects of thunderstorms and rainfall activities over most parts of the country on Tuesday.
Pardon C drops official video of ‘Eyes Don See’
Multiple award-winning Nigerian high-life singer, Pardon C has dropped the official music video of his highly-rated song, ‘Eyes Don See’, which raises consciousness of the general public to germane issues in the society.
We’re praying for you, do what’s right, Kumuyi tells Buhari
THE General Superintendent, Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor Williams Kumuyi has told President Muhammadu Buhari to remain focused, courageous and do what is right saying that the Church was praying for him.
Inuwa Yahaya picks APC gov’ship ticket in Gombe
Alhaji Inuwa Yahaya has been declared the winner of All Progressives Congress (APC) Gombe State Governorship primary election after scoring the highest votes.
Ayonmike, Handel and the African
I RECEIVED a phone call on September 16, 2015 from someone who turned out to be Joe Ayonmike. He was commenting on my article of that day titled Britain at Sunset. He said he usually picked a thing or two from my columns, but on this day, I used a word he had never heard before: morganatic. He jokingly said he prides himself as attending the best schools, including one of the best universities in the world; the London School of Economics and Political Science, LSE, and lived in England, so was surprised to come across an English word he never knew existed. He asked the school I attended. I replied: “Araromi Baptist School, Lagos and Methodist Boys’ High School, Lagos.” “University?” “Ife.” He joked: “So you never schooled abroad and are teaching those of us who did.” We laughed.
“I want to go home,” says China’s veteran Italian coach Lippi
China’s veteran Italian head coach Marcello Lippi has confirmed that he will more than likely retire when his contract with the Asian side expires early next year.
APC factions hail, knock Oshiomhole on postponed Enugu guber primary
THE two factions of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Enugu state, have separately commended and condemned the party’s National Chairman, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole for aborting the governorship primary on Sunday and rescheduling it for Thursday.
We cannot say we’re celebrating Nigeria Independence Day – CAN President
President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Revd Samson Ayokunle, has said the nation cannot say it is celebrating independence when Leah Sharibu and over 100 Chibok schoolgirls are held in captivity by insurgents because of their religious beliefs.
Nsima Ekere emerges APC gov’ship candidate in A’Ibom
Mr Nsima Ekere was on Monday in Uyo declared as the governorship candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC) for the 2019 general elections in Akwa Ibom.
Nigeria Independence Day: Peace, development, non-negotiable – Macaulay
As Nigerians celebrate and reflect on the survival of the country at 58, former Secretary to Delta State Government (SSG), Comrade (Chief) Ovuozourie Macaulay has emphasized the need for all stakeholders to hold on to the peace and unity.
Marseille chosen to host 2020 European rugby finals
The 2020 European club rugby finals will be played at the Velodrome in Marseille on May 22 and 23, the competition organisers announced on Monday.

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