Akwa Ibom church building collapse: Govt absolves pastor
Security summit: Border bilateral agreements btw Nigeria, Benin Republic never executed — Envoy
Crude oil theft rose 50% in 2017 – Shell
Bayelsa govt to flush out ghost workers, under-aged staff
Drainage system threatens families in Imo
Commonwealth Games 2018: Team Nigeria opens medal account
Nigeria’s external reserves’ll soon hit $50bn — Emefiele
Protest trails detention of Enugu community leaders
NAF foils suicide bombing at UNIMAID
The unending Tiv/Fulani crisis (2)

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“Don’t invite Adebanjo into a fight you might call a truce”
His education in the first and most prestigious secondary school of the era, C.M.S. Grammar School, prepared him for a life imbued with public spirit
Victor, CNN, Libya and slavery (2)
THE Nigerians who cross the Sahara on their way to Europe were exploited by all kinds of people: in Nigeria in Benin by the agent, in Sahara, on the way to Agadez, by Bedouins and Berbers who extorted money from them.
We’ve supported enrollment of over 1m girls in Nigeria—UNICEF
THE United Nation Children Fund, UNICEF, yesterday, said it had supported the enrollment of no fewer than one million girls in school under the Girls’ Education Project, GEP, in the last eight years.
OPU formed to project Nigeria’s image abroad — GANI ADAMS
THE Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, Aare Gani Adams, has said that the Oodua Progressive Union, OPU, was formed to project the positive image of Nigeria and Yoruba race to the world.
Abia Poly lecturers begin strike over 11 months salary arrears
THE Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, Abia State Polytechnic chapter, has embarked on an industrial action over the non-payment of 11 months salary arrears and 14 months check-off dues owed the union.

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