Lucas Hernandez: Record-signing starts training at Bayern
RUGA settlements’ controversy pushing divisions in the country to near-breaking point
BMO tackles Atiku on who plunged Nigerians into poverty
Sen Okonkwo Commiserates with Allen Onyema over Father’s Death
Nigeria a market place, not meant to be developed – Prof. Agbedo
Gov Ihedioha moves to end flooding in Imo
What is the basis of your revolution against PMB? – MURIC
Rev. Fr. Offu: Reps Minority caucus asks FG to secure Nigerians
ECOWAS Commission calls for whistle blower protection laws
195m Nigerians risk malaria infection annually – CSO
Relocate now – Delta Govt. begs persons in flood areas
Corruption cause of poverty in Nigeria – ACTIONAID
Breaking: Pastor’s wife, 4 children disappear in Abuja
Former Indian foreign minister Sushma Swaraj dies at 67

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Anambra Police boss visits Seahorse lubricants headquarters, hails Dr. Ebuka Onunkwo
The Commissioner of Police for Anambra State, Mr John Abang, on Friday, paid a courtesy visit to Seahorse Lubricants Headquarters at Ozubulu, Anambra State.
RevolutionNow: Between Reno Omokri and Lauretta Onochie, who is right?
With the arrest of the Presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, AAC, in the 2019 general elections, Omoyele Sowore, by the Department of the State Service, DSS, intandem with #RevolutionNow protest that was foiled by the Nigerian armed officers, aides to both President Muhammadu Buhari and ex-president Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, Pastor Reno Omokri and Mrs Lauretta Onochie have on Wednesday submitted their varying propositions on the issue.
Edo lawmakers and the Bauchi example
THERE is a popular adage that ‘pride comes before a fall’. Pride, ego tripping and foolish loyalty to godfatherism is what has held down some Edo State lawmakers who had relocated to Abuja, their new abode since the crisis over the inauguration of Edo State House of Assembly started. It is now crystal clear that from the onset that the lawmakers do not give a hoot about their constituents who voted them into office to attract development to their areas.
When Owerri bowed to rampaging flood
The last two weeks of July 2019, was a very trying period for the Chief Emeka Ihedioha administration, not because the people revolted, but for the huge flood that visited Owerri municipality and other communities.
ICPC summons ex-House of Reps member over grants for widows, market women
Owerri—The Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, ICPC, Imo State office, yesterday, said that it has invited a former House of Representatives member, Chike Okafor(Okigwe South), to submit himself tomorrow for questioning over execution of constituency projects in his constituency.
INDIRECT PRIMARY: Kogi APC stakeholders sue NWC
SOME stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Kogi State have sued the National Working Committee, NWC, over the adoption of indirect primary for the selection of the party’s candidate for the November 16 governorship election.
Sowore’s detention hypocritical — IPOB
Nnewi—Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, yesterday, described the arrest and the detention of presidential candidate of African Action Congress, AAC, and Convener of Revolution Now protest, Mr. Omoyele Sowore, as hypocritical and a new low for All Progressives Congress, APC-led government of President Muhammadu Buhari.
A second civil war will be calamitous— Dan Suleiman
What we are doing wrong is that we are not learning our lessons. We are not learning lessons from our history because this country went through three years of civil war.
Catholic Bishops to FG: Deal with Nigeria’s security challenges now
CATHOLIC Bishops, yesterday, frowned on the failure of the Federal Government to deal with herdsmen killings, banditry and kidnapping, which have resulted in the death of many Nigerians and foreigners residing in the country.
He thinks I’m too ambitious
I love the job I had since I graduated five years ago and feel that I am successful at it. But whenever I discuss my work and my future and what I’m hoping for, my partner tries to discourage me. I don’t understand it, as I always allow time for us to have quality time together outside work.
Rev Fr. Offu: CP of northern extraction deployed in South-East to protect herdsmen — MASSOB
ENUGU—THE Movement for the Actualisation the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, has condemned the reported assertion by Enugu State Commissioner of Police, Suleiman Balarabe, where he reportedly said the killers of Rev. Fr. Paul Offu have been arrested.
Am I world’s worst bastard?
I’m in my 60s with three daughters and four grandchildren. I married my wife 42 years ago, but shortly before our 30th anniversary, I noticed subtle changes that became progressively worse. She was diagnosed with Alzheimers, became increasingly irrational and was eventually admitted. I was devastated, and so were our daughters. Eventually she was allowed back home needing round-clock-care.
Ibrahim Babangida: Nigeria’s complex, difficult to manage
Former Military President, General Ibrahim Babangida (retd), has described Nigeria as complex and difficult entity to manage.
Pensioners in Nasarawa to smile soon – Pension board DG
INDICATIONS have emerged that pensioners in Nasarawa State will soon smile, as modalities have been put in place to pay their arrears especially those local government.
When an umpire becomes a vested party
By John Ibekwe Let’s play a game. Take a statement issued by Amnesty International, or a story credited to the NGO, strip it of the organization’s name and read the story again. The outcome is that one would be left with a head-scratching situation. The resulting story from this exercise would give one the impression […]

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