

AI’s report another conspiracy to instigate crisis ahead of 2019 – Group
FG to restore citizens faith in FOI Act
Court remands two persons for allegedly kidnapping employers children
‘Only Buhari ‘ll give Igbo president in 2023’
National Sports Festival: Edo gets 2020 hosting right
You’re not doing enough for Igbo, MASSOB tells Ekweremadu
2-year-old marriage crashes over husband’s laziness
Western Digital expands product range in Nigeria
EU auditors call for more transparency in aid programmes
Okowa has kept faith with his promises — Efekodha
NASS: Dep Speaker, 25 Reps hold plenary
Migrants are ‘powerful drivers’ of economy, dynamism, understanding – UN
Good governance possible in Nigeria — Prof. Obiageli Ezekwesili
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SubscribeWhy Manchester United sacked Mourinho
Manchester United have sacked manager Jose Mourinho after their worst start to a season in almost 30 years, the club announced on Tuesday.
NASS: No strike can stop plenary – Gbajabiamila
-THE Leader of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamilla on Tuesday said no strike can stop the National Assembly from sitting as this will amount to shutting down the country.
Lack of competitions responsible for Nigerians’ inability to play in Grand Slam — Tennis Buff
A Nigerian-Dubai-based Tennis Star, Samuel Omoile, on Tuesday said the country’s tennis players did not have the required competition to make them attend the highest competition, the Grand Slam.
Yuletide: Police issue distress call numbers, social media addresses in Enugu
The Enugu State Police Command, on Tuesday, released four distress call numbers and social media addresses to facilitate easy reach of its operatives by the residents of the state during the yuletide.
Visit theatre of war to verify budget expenditure, CESJET challenges group
Following ceaseless bickering over unsubstantiated facts on budget from certain organisations, renowned civil society group, Centre for Social Justice, Equity and Transparency (CESJET) has backed the Nigerian Army.
Sodomy: Court remands farmer pending DPP advice
A Sokoto State Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday remanded a 23-year-old farmer, Jamilu Muhammad, for alleged sodomising a 17-year-old boy, pending legal advice from the Office of the State Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
Women in football face daily battle, says France coach
Trailblazing France coach Corinne Diacre said women in football face a constant struggle for acceptance and are often regarded as “objects” despite rising visibility and media coverage of female players.
Boy mistakenly kills sister while parents party in U.S.
This is not the best of time for a Missouri parents whose 6-year-old daughter died after she was accidentally shot in the head by her 12-year-old brother.
Breaking: Manchester United sack Jose Mourinho
Manchester United sack Jose Mourinho: club
ASUU-LASU demands payment of Earned Academic Allowance unpaid since 2009
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Lagos State University (LASU) Chapter, has demanded the payment of accumulated Earned Academic Allowance (EAA) unpaid since 2009 to lecturers in the institution.
Observing International Migrants Day
Have you ever imagined yourself leaving your homeland with few luggage on your head to an unknown destination? Have you ever traveled without any direction due to war or other unfavourable situations?
Durant, Curry lead Warriors over Grizzlies
Kevin Durant scored 23 points as the Golden State Warriors kept the pressure on the Denver Nuggets with a 110-93 defeat of the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday.
Irregular Migration: IOM assists 11,000 returnees, trains 5,000
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) has said that it has assisted over 11,000 irregular migrant returnees and trained 5,000 of them in several skills in the past one year.
Multi-talented artiste G-Fresh releases new album, “ Instinct’’
The multi-talented actor and musician Gabriel Afolayan, also known by his musical stage name “G-Fresh”, on Monday, released his much-anticipated album titled, “Instinct.’’
South East’s storm in the teacup
WITH some two months to the almighty presidential election in Nigeria, one cannot but feel encapsulated in the frenetic build up to that day. Although for now, there seems a situation that can be likened to the calm before a storm, political watchers know for sure that it is all about the calm before the final push. But despite the slow motion build up, things have been happening, right from the moment the identities of the major gladiators and their running mates were known.
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