

Igbo majority will vote in Feb elections- ADF
Makurdi Fire disaster: We’re still in shock, disbelief — Affected traders
Legislature antagonistic to President Buhari – Ndume
It’s either Wilder or Whyte: Joshua vows
ISSA: The disaster Nigeria must avoid
Buhari urges Ohaneze Ndigbo youths to prepare for leadership
More Americans want to leave Trump’s US – Gallup Poll
Solskjaer says he will be judged on style at Man Utd
Polls: Okowa promises more development
Democrat’s impeachment vow ‘disgraceful’ – Trump
Late AVM Hamza Abdullahi buried in Kano
We lose lives to armed bandits every day’
Buhari is my godfather, why won’t I die for him? – Lalong
Why dubious politicians dread Operation Python Dance III
When will the PDP come clean on Badeh
ELECTIONS: Okowa will lead PDP candidates to victory – Ibori
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SubscribeNigerian Athletics: Building blocks for a successful 2019
It’s the dawn of a new Athletics season, and it is my hope that the administrators of our sport have already mapped out strategies to take Track and Field to the next level in 2019.
My life-changing moment was playing in U-17 W/Cup – Omeruo
To some, Kenneth Omeruo may appear to be just another member of Chelsea’s 40-strong loan army, but his story is one of discipline and sacrifice and he appreciates just how lucky he is.
Diabetes drug could treat common heart failure syndrome
Researchers at the University of Arizona have discovered that Metformin, a drug commonly used to treat type 2 diabetes, might also be used to treat Heart Failure with preserved Ejection Fraction (HFpEF), a condition that is predicted to affect over 8 percent of people ages 65 or older by the year 2020.
Boko Haram kills more Nigerian soldiers in ambush
At least two Nigerian soldiers were killed in an ambush by Boko Haram jihadists targeting a civilian convoy close to the border with Cameroon, military and militia sources told AFP Friday.
INSECURITY: A threat to 2019 polls?
APART from the polity being heated up by campaigns of calumny, mudslinging, and exchange of brickbats by leading presidential candidates, insecurity is gradually panning out as a threat to next month’s general election.
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