Hyundai Creta breaks NAJA award records
Nollywood actress, Anita Hogan still writing her story?
Three die, four injured in Lagos accident
Nigeria Sharia police arrest 11 women over ‘lesbian wedding’
US indicts Chinese govt hackers over attacks in 12 countries
Ex-President faces trial over corruption
Labour gives Buhari, FG Dec. 31 to submit minimum wage report to NASS
At Olango Vista we drive economy with technology – Ndubuisi Nzenweofor
I’m a freestyle artist – Singer, 7Star Dris
PHOTOS: Accident claims multiple lives in lagos
Brazil’s Alex Sandro extends Juventus contract
Senate commends Lai Mohammed for national visibility
Oshiomhole was wrong to force Ogboru on Delta APC – Igbini
Nigerian ginger best worldwide – minister
CAF Confed Cup: Rangers ready for USMBA of Algeria onslaught
Atiku has failed to gain traction – Lai Mohammed
2019: How Igbo youths plan to resist vote buying in S/East

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Amnesty International Report, Drawing the wrong conclusion – By Garba Shehu
The first thing to say about Amnesty International’s Report: Setting the Record Straight is to thank the organisation for confirming a fact stated time and again by President Muhammadu Buhari that the conflict between herders and farmers in Nigeria is not about religion.
JAMB gives registration, exams guideline for 2019 UTME
Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Professor Ishaq Oloyede , yesterday in Lagos announced the date of sales of UTME forms and month for the examinations.
Arik Air notifies passengers of flight disruptions
The management of Arik Air says there will be slight disruption of flights during the Yuletide, due to operational issues and adverse weather conditions.
Man charged for filming policemen on duty
A 41 -year-old man, Annibong Annankwu, charged with filming policemen while they were performing their lawful duty, on Thursday appeared in an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court in Lagos.
I stole because I needed money to treat my painful haemorrhoids – Convict tells court
A 24-year-old electrician, Mike Okpara, sentenced to three months in prison for stealing, on Thursday said that he committed the crime because he needed money to treat his painful haemorrhoids.

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