Top Kenyan officials arrested over ‘spilled’ petrol
How Facebook fuelled France’s ‘yellow vest’ protests
11 killed, including 5 hostages, as robbers attack Brazilian bank
No Chinese was caught with human parts in Abia – CP Ezike
China to launch mission to land on far side of moon
Football: 2019 women’s World Cup qualified teams
Army repel fresh Boko Haram attacks on military bases
Police deploy additional police to Lagos Island
2face, others to feature in Idoma Carnival 2018
Again, Buhari declines assent to 2018 Electoral Act amendment bill
2019: MDAs commence budget defense in Anambra
Jonathan, Gana, Others Pay Tributes to Dickson’s Mother
PASAN threatens to paralyse NASS
38% of Nigerians are illiterates
FG didn’t abandon SWIP, DECGOG tells PANDEF
Electoral Amendment Bill 2018: Two for the Price of One

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints launches `Light the World’ program
As part of its awareness building for Christmas, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, weekend, launched its maiden program for Christmas, tagged “Light the World”; `Give as He Gave’”. This is in commemoration of the Birth of Jesus Christ, and an extension of its humanitarian and capacity building services to enlighten the world on the significance of Christmas.
Lauch of free Wi-Fi facility a promise kept, says Osinbajo
The Vice President Professor Yemi Osinbajo, SAN has said that the launch of free Wi-Fi facility in Abuja on Thursday was in line with the Buhari administration’s commitment to leverage on the gains that a data-driven digital economy offers, providing more Internet access and opportunities for Nigerians to improve their businesses.
President Macron to address France early next week on protests
French President, Emmanuel Macron, will address France on the “yellow vest” movement early next week as the country braces for another wave of violent protests on Saturday over the cost of living.
To address shortfall, Nigeria must employ 250,000 teachers yearly – TRCN
THE Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria,has said a total of 250,000 teachers must be employed annually in the country to address the shortfall of teachers in basic and secondary school levels.
What to expect from my forthcoming EP- Ckay
After successfully paying his dues as both an artiste and producer on music projects of several big music acts, Chocolate City Music singer Chukwuka, Ekwean a.k.a Ckay is fully prepared to release a body of work for the listening pleasure of his fans.
Ortom presents N196.5billion 2019 budget to State Assembly for passage
Governor Samuel Ortom has presented to the Benue State House of Assembly for passage the sum of N196.5billion as the 2019 fiscal estimate.
Breaking: 18 year-old boy stabbed to death in Ekiti
An 18 year-old secondary school boy Favour Mathew was reportedly stabbed to death by his school mate in Ado Ekiti.
UNILORIN student’s suicide was drug-induced – Management
The Management of the University of Ilorin on Friday said that investigations by the institution, revealed that its student, late Mr. Adigun Emmanuel, committed suicide as an eventual culmination of drug addiction.
Breaking: Buhari presides over Special FEC on 2019 budget
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari is currently presiding over a special Federal Executive Council, FEC, at the Council Chamber, Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Mega Party promises to revive moribund industries in Kaduna
Malam Muhammad Usman, the Governorship Candidate of the Mega Party Nigeria (MPN) in Kaduna state has vowed to revive moribund industries if elected in the 2019 poll.
Omoni Oboli, Uche Jumbo, Laura Ikeji, others endorse Grandlux Lounge launch
Industry personalities, influencers, and other respective guests came through for the opening of the GrandLux Cafe situated in the heart of Lekki on the 30th of November 2018.
APC candidates challenge signatures forged in bit to replace their candidature
Two candidates of the Lagos State House of Assembly vying under the platform of the ruling All Progressive Congress, APC, have approached the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja to challenge the alleged planned to substitute their names through forged letters to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, claiming their withdrawal from the race.
Ooni hosts Awori people, celebrates Olofin Ogunfunminire
The Arole Oduduwa & Ooni of Ife, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwunsi, Ojaja II, played host to hundreds of the indigenes of Awori who are descendants of Olofin Ogunfunminire in Lagos and Ogun states to celebrate their progenitor, Olofin Ogunfunminire who was a Sooko in Ile-Ife before his departure hundreds of years ago.
Remaining 4 abducted Osun college workers regain freedom
The remaining four staff of Osun College of Technology, Esa-Oke, who were kidnapped on their way from work on Tuesday, have regained their freedom, according to the police.
Aramide, Denrele, Tee-y mix, others join Zenera consulting’s cancer awareness walk
In celebration of its fifth-year anniversary, integrated marketing communications, Zenera Consulting with the support of Lakeshore Cancer Centre, Inspiration FM, Roding Healthcare Limited and Federal Road Safety Corps, organised a walk themed, Hope Beats Cancer, to show support for people fighting cancer, as well as raise awareness on the importance of cancer screening and early detection.

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