

Delta State’ll ‘spoil Eagles’ players with comfort – NFF
4 policemen nab for dispossessing Togo-based Nigerian of 350,000 CFA
2019: INEC warns against electoral violence, vote buying
Why we’re hunting for IT StartUps – NITDA
Least paid Dockworker now earns N50,000 a month
Allow God choose next Ogun governor, Obasanjo begs Amosun
CAF Champions League: Lobi set to strengthen squad
FG, UNDP sign MoU on youth employment
More on preserving the Civil Service
Street sweepers protest against hardship under LAWMA in Lagos
Ex-DTHA member advises Ogor to step down for Onowakpo
Imo economy in bad shape —SDP guber candidate
China’s Zhejiang Huayou to invest $147m in copper project in DRC
Onazi hopeful of quick recovery after surgery
10 political parties distance selves from IPAC’s endorsement of Akinlade
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SubscribeCAN slams El-Rufai over threat to arrest, prosecute Pastor Enenche for hate speech
ABUJA — Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, has vowed to resist any plot by Governor Nasir el-Rufai of Kaduna State to arrest and prosecute Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr Paul Enenche, for alleged hate speech, saying such a move will be considered an attempt to silence the church.
Much ado about secularism (1)
WHAT better time to talk about state and religion than now. What better time to expose our pretentions to being secular, or our denial of being a multi-religious nation, than now. Annually, by this time, we shut down the entire Federal and State bureaucracies in deference to series of religious activities by our Christian brothers.
Essien: Moses should look elsewhere
Legendary Ghanaian midfielder Michael Essien believes that Victor Moses could leave English giants Chelsea during the January 2019 transfer window.
Objects removed under questionable circumstances be returned- Layiwola
Objects were not kept to be viewed behind showcases, they were meant to be activated during festivals and other cultural events
More women need to venture into business- Debbie Egwuogu
The comatose economy, social stagnation and political paralysis that we have experienced as Nigerians is the result of the neglect of women.
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