Zina, Ken Saro-Wiwa’s daughter regrets oil discovery in Niger-Delta
Chelsea, Arsenal, Bordeaux join Eagles celebrations
Lagos important to black race, says Salis, AD gov candidate
Entrepreneurship: Winner emerges in NCOY award
A journalist’s house of horror after retirement
2019: APC stalwart makes case for Delta North governorship
Ex-UN chief kick-starts debate series ahead of 2019 polls
Optometrists task govts on fight against blindness
Allied Thrust unveils resort
Ize-Iyamu emerges BNPP presidential flag bearer
Amosun assures investors of enabling environment

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9jaSAFE Award picks date for dinner
The Nigeria Safety Award for Excellence (9jaSAFE), will hold its 2018 main edition on Friday November 9 at Lagos Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island.
Police nab man for robbery, 5 days after leaving prison
Operatives of the Rapid Response Squad of the Lagos State Police Command have re-arrested a robbery suspect, Okunola, five days after he was released from Ikoyi Prisons.
Travel ban: Nothing Buhari does that surprises me – Fani-Kayode
Former minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode has said that he is not worried that his name is on the list of 50 members of the opposition and prominent Nigerians that have been placed on a travel ban because by President Muhammadu Buhari.
6th convocation thanksgiving: Bishop Oke wants other varsities to emulate ABUAD
A renowned Cleric, Bishop Wale Oke, yesterday, declared Afe Babalola University, ABUAD, as a model for other Nigerian universities, if they are desirous of global recognition and best practices.
Delta commissioner, Rotary Club donate relief materials to flood victims
Rotary Club of Asaba Metropolitan has donated relief materials to flood victims at the Internally Displaced Persons, IDP, camp at the Institute of Continuing Education, ICE, Asaba, Delta State.
Items donated include tubers of yam, bags of garri, rice, dry fis
Heavyweight champ Wilder apologizes after decking TV mascot
Heavyweight world champion Deontay Wilder apologized Sunday after unleashing a punch that knocked down the mascot on an ESPN programme.
Gov Ganduje threatens court action over bribe video
Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State has threatened to sue an online news medium, Daily Nigerian, that released a video allegedly showing him collecting money suspected to be bribe from contractors on different occasions.
Niger Delta youths back Kachikwu, dismiss claims on his degree classification
Youths from the Niger Delta region on Sunday expressed solidarity with Dr Ibe Kachikwu, Minister of State for Petroleum and dismissed reports that he lied about his degree class.
2019: Ekere picks ex-APC state chair as running mate
The All Progressives Congress, APC, governorship candidate in Akwa Ibom State, Nsima Ekere, has picked a former state chairman of the party, Dr. Amadu Atai, as his running mate.
Ex-militants in Edo protest non-payment of stipends
No fewer than 120 former militants who just graduated from Benson Idahosa University, BIU, Benin City, Edo State, under the Amnesty Programme, weekend, protested non-payment of their stipends.
DTHA: PDP Warri Urhobo aspirants pledge support for Okowa, Opuoru
Four Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, aspirants in Warri South Constituency 11, have pledged their support for the winner of the state House of Assembly primary election, Matthew Opuoru.
Ezekwesili challenges Buhari to 20 hours debate
Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, ACPN presidential candidate, Oby Ezekwesili has challenged President Muhammadu Buhari to a 20 hour debate to defend his achievements or lack of it.
FG fixes Dec 31 next year for final review of DISCOs’ performance
The Federal Government, yesterday, announced December 31, 2019, as date for final performance review of the privatised electricity Distribution Companies, DISCOs.
Arsenal’s Koscielny says France career ‘finished’
Arsenal centre-back Laurent Koscielny, who missed France’s World Cup triumph in Russia due to injury, said on Sunday his international career was “finished”.
Breaking: We inherited names of high profile cases – Presidency
THE Presidency Sunday night cleared the air on the Executive Order 6 which has generated controversy, saying that the present administration inherited from the previous administration the trial of 50 high profile persons directly involved in corrupt practices.

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