Apapa-Oshodi Expressway reconstruction: Commuters, motorists go through hell
When your enemies fight, don’t pray for peace
Alleged money laundering: Atiku’s son in-law granted N20m bail
Falana to sue NHRC scribe over detained 57 Nigerians
El-Zakzaky rejects treatment in Indian hospital, returns home
Thumbs up for Saudi for well organised Hajj
Drug peddlers, addicts take over Allen Avenue, Aladee Estate
Lay 2020 budget end of Sept, Lawan tells Buhari
OPS sings discordant tune over forex ban on food imports
IPOB begins exhibition of Biafra genocide in London
COUNCIL OF TRADITIONAL RULERS: When Ekiti monarchs dare Fayemi
NLTP: Ruga plan dressed in new regalia — Benue stakeholders
MOSOP raises alarm over killings in Ogoni communities
Osinbajo blast DisCos for underperforming

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Election tribunal: APC, PDP trade tackles in Imo
THE Marcelenius Nlemigbo-led Imo State All Progressives Congress, APC, yesterday, accused Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, of engaging in blackmail against it on account of the party’s evidence before the governorship tribunal.
Army-Police face-off: Where is the NSA?
If FOSSRA is very active, the current acrimony between the Nigerian Army and the police could have been averted
We’ll commit all candidates to peaceful poll – Kentebe
Arch Amagbe Denzil Kentebe, former executive secretary/Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board, is a member of the Ijaw Elders’ Forum, IEF, which has been involved in a sustained campaign for peaceful governorship election in Bayelsa State.
Buhari Commissions NAF reference hospital for treatment of injured personnel
President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday commissioned a 60-bed reference hospital constructed by the Nigerian Air Force, NAF to provide healthcare service delivery for its personnel on active duty, especially in theatre of operations and also residents of Daura and environs in Katsina State.
Inmates of Keffi Prisons attempt mass jailbreak over alleged poor feeding
NO fewer than 50 inmates in Keffi Prison in Keffi Local Government Area of Nasarawa State yesterday attempted mass jail break over alleged poor feeding and lack of medical facilities.

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