Rainfall continues Tuesday – NiMet
Pogba misses from spot as Wolves hold Manchester United
South Africa’s Bonang Matheba to host ‘Funky Brunch’ anniversary
Learning to forgive is my biggest challenge — Annie Idibia
WAP returns with ‘The Babington Family’
El-Zakzaky’s comic dance in India
BBNAIJA: The love triangle between Khafi, Gedoni, Venita
Why Toyin Abraham cannot re-marry now — Manager
NIOB president decries building collapse
NSE lifts suspension on shares of Universal Insurance
NYSC deploys 2,000 prospective corps members to Kwara
Naira exchanges at N359 to dollar at parallel market
Stephen Curry: NBA star finances college golf team for six years

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Retreat for Ministers-designate: Buhari’s full speech
I welcome you all to this meeting whose purpose is firstly, to familiarize ourselves with our colleagues with whom we shall be working closely for the next four years GOD willing; secondly, to reflect and assess the country’s position in 2015 and today; and thirdly, to chart a course for the country for the foreseeable future.
Masari plans to grow Katsina economy by investing in agric
Gov. Aminu Masari of Katsina State has promised to boost the state economy and create wealth for the citizens by investing heavily in agriculture.
Those who attacked me were under the influence of alcohol, drugs – Ekweremadu
ABUJA- FORMER Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, Monday said that members of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, IPOB who attacked him weekend in Nuremberg, Germany were under the influence of Alcohol and drugs.
EKWEREMADU: Constituents demand prosecution of IPOB members
ENUGU- CONSTITUENTS of Senator Ike Ekweremadu, under the aegis of Enugu West Peoples Parliament have demanded for prosecution of members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, who participated in the assault of the former Deputy President of Senate in Nuremberg, Germany.
Albino teen found dismembered in Burundi
A 15-year-old albino boy has been found dismembered in Burundi a week after going missing, the first such killing in the country in three years, a local albino group said Sunday.

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