

Nigerian to represent Africa on UN rights panel
Hersmen attacks: Death toll risen to 78 in Nasarawa
Alleged fraud in NEMA: No amount of blackmail “ll deter us from doing our job – Reps C’ttee
Gunmen kidnap election staff, burn voter documents
Edo Govt to run multi-campus college of education
21 dead as truck flies off bridge
JOHESU commences nationwide indefinite strike
Group faults Uduaghan, Diden on Senatorial aspiration
Senator tasks FG on proactive measures to check flooding
Looting of NEMA by Sani Sidi, 7 others
REVEALED: Kenya to embark on police reforms
Breaking: Former US first lady ‘Barbara Bush’ is dead
30 Chibok schoolgirls, not 15, are alive— Salkida
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SubscribeEngaging our new population figure
Nigeria is breeding human beings with very little effort to cater for them. Our economy, which is just limping painfully out of the latest recession, is growing at less than one per cent. It performed far below the Federal Government’s 2.19 forecast for 2017.
Obuah drums support for Wike’s administration
Rivers State Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Mr Felix Obuah, has asked the people of the state to support the administration of Governor Nyesom Wike, noting that projects executed by the governor testify to his commitment to development.
Aisangbonhi: A life of trials, triumphs
By CHARLES KUMOLU In this revealing encounter, we present the fascinating account of a man, who with tenacity and can-do-spirit changed his life from the sad direction it took at the age of 13.Born and raised in the agrarian town of Ubiaja in the then Midwest State, Chief Omo Aisangbonhi defeated obstacles to become one […]
World Bank reviews Nigeria’s economic growth downwards
THE World Bank has effected a massive cut in its projections for Nigeria’s economic growth rate for 2018 to 2.1 percent, down from 2.5 percent and 1.9 percent for 2019, down from 2.8 percent.
Imo assembly investigates herdsmen killings
OWERRI—FOLLOWING the call to investigate the level of damages caused by herdsmen in Imo communities, the Imo State House of Assembly, yesterday said “investigation is fully on” into the matter.
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