Don’t mention oil price – U.S. legal threat prompts change at OPEC
Fayose spends the night in EFCC detention
Democracy on trial
HERBAL VIAGRA – New Ways Men Can Get Stronger Erections and Last 25Minutes in Bed Even After 40 Years Old
Lifespan 2040: Nigeria up (157th to 123rd), US down, Spain on top
Bode George remains Lagos PDP leader – Agbaje
Osun gov poll: Police, APC trying to distract me — Adeleke
Why Buhari’s executive order should be opposed and rejected
The final return of Atiku Abubakar
Verification: Lamentation as Airways Pensioners sleep at center

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9,804 Lagos pensioners get over N40bn
NO fewer than 9,804 La-gos State pensioners have been paid their accrued pension rights of N40,245 billion, the Lagos State Pension Commission, LASPEC, has confirmed.
2019 : CUPP begins search for consensus candidate
The Coalition of United Political Parties, CUPP which include 39 political parties including the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP on Tuesday night commenced the process of selectinhig a common presidential candidate to challenge the All Progressives Congress, APC.
Ex-militants dismiss threats against Buhari’s re-election
Ex-militants on the platform of Coalition of Progressive Niger Delta ex-Militants, CPNDE, yesterday rose from an emergency meeting in Lagos with a resolve to work for the re-election of President Muhammadu Buhari in 2019.
NNPC denies holding $3.5bn subsidy fund
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, denied claims that it has in its custody $3.5 billion subsidy fund.
Landslide sacks families, threaten historical sites in Calabar
No fewer than 60 houses and historical sites have been affected by landslide at Anderson, along Marina Street, in Calabar, Cross River State capital.
93m Nigerians have no access to electricity —Power for All
AWKA—AN international organization, Power for All, which is campaigning for the provision of electricity in many African countries, has said that no fewer than 93 million Nigerians lacked access to electricity.
Fraudulent or primary elections?
THE just-concluded nomination of candidates for electoral positions, especially in the two major political parties – the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) – have once again shown that the political class has no genuine intention to fight corruption. The processes were in most cases fraudulently packaged and delivered to fuel corruption among future political office-holders.
University of Dundee is offering up to £5000 Merit Scholarship for January 2019 Start! Meet with UK Delegates in Lagos and Abuja This Week
The University of Dundee has been ranked in the UK’s top 30 universities in all league tables and a Top 250 World University in the Times Education World Ranking 2019. We were awarded Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework TEF and No 1 in Scotland for Student satisfaction and ranked 8th in UK for Graduate […]
Police invasion: Gov Bello wants me out of circulation—Melaye
LOKOJA—Senator Dino Melaye(Kogi West), yesterday, claimed that last Saturday’s invasion of his home by the Police was one of Kogi State’s governor, Yahaya Bello’s plans to stop him from campaigning for his re-election.
I’ve nothing to do with Kano bribe videos—Kwankwaso
Kano—Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso has dissociated himself from the dollar video clips controversy surrounding his successor and estranged ally, Governor Umar Ganduje of Kano State.

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