Don’t join Real Madrid, Shehata warns Salah
Edo water, sanitation project on course —EU
Fire destroys 25 rooms, 12 shops in llorin
We will defeat Buhari in 2019, say Accord, PDP
Russian Premier League result
Oil rises to $68.65 as stock market rebounds
EFCC arrests man with over $400,000 fake bills
Nigeria pays $5.08m UN dues
Trump warns Russia may pay for Syria attack on civilians
FG expresses worry over killing of Nigerians in UK
Barcelona coach Valverde braced for Roma ‘intensity’
Messi, Suarez to support South American World Cup host bid
Capello confirms he has retired from coaching

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Investigate alleged employment scandal in NABDA, Civil Society Groups urge ICPC, EFCC
A Coalition of Civil Society Organisations has urged the Independent Corrupt Practises Commission (ICPC) and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate alleged irregular recruitment and other corrupt practices being done by the management of National Biotechnology Development Agency (NABDA).
111 Delta communities threaten to shut down oil field
ONE hundred and eleven host communities of OML 30 in Delta State have threatened to shut down the oil field if its operators dare to go ahead with their alleged plan to introduce a non- governmental organisation, NGO, as its representative to review the existing Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, with the communities.
2019 declaration: Buhari ‘ll tell us what he has achieved – Uwazuike
Former President of Aka Ikenga, the punching arm of Ohaneze Ndigbo, Chief Goddy Uwazuike has challenged President Mohammadu Buhari to tell Nigerians what he has achieved to merit reelection in 2019.
Ndigbo should support Buhari to win, he deserves second term – Anyim
Governorship candidate of the All PROGRESSIVE Congress in Abia State in the 2015 general election, Dr. Nyerere Anyim has that President Muhammadu Buhari deserves a second term in office to correct what he described as PDP’s 16 year mistake in Nigeria.
Lafarge Africa’s shares fall 7.42% over disappointing Q4’17 result
The shares of Lafarge Africa Plc fell by 7.42 percent today following announcement of an unimpressive full year financial result by the cement manufacturer.

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