

Eben leads over 6,000 voices at Joyful Noise Concert
Buhari is the best President, his administration is best since 1960 – MURIC
Independence: RTEAN, groups express hope for Nigeria at 59
Independence Day: Read Patrick Obahiagbon’s message to Nigerians
Nigeria should focus on youth development ― Gbagi
We’re still being kidnapped in Benue ― Igbo residents
NIPRD will make pharmaceutical sector drive economic development –DG
Independence: Nigeria never been more uncertain, insecure – Macaulay
Police kill notorious kidnapper in Rivers
NEMA receives 161 stranded Nigerians from Libya on Independence Day
Nigeria @ 59: With unity, we shall overcome our challenges -Bamidele
Nigeria @59: We’re better together as a united Nigeria — Loyibo
Police officer kills colleague while quelling protest in Delta
“Three Thieves” movie opens October 4
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SubscribeUNSMIL condemns threats to Libyan Finance Ministry
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has condemned recent threats by an armed group to the Libyan Finance Ministry. “This deplorable act constitutes a serious blow to the rule of law,’’ the UNSMIL said in a statement. “UNSMIL expresses its full support to the competent authorities’ decision to identify and prosecute the perpetrators. […]
Nigeria@ 59: Plateau Gov, Speaker sue for peace, as NCWS tasks govt on security
Plateau State Governor and Chairman of the Northern Governors’ Forum, Simon Lalong has on the occasion of this year’s Independence Day called on Nigerians to unite and move the country forward.
Nigeria 59th Independence; what has changed?
By Solagberu Mustapha Nigeria got her full independence on 1st October, 1960 under a constitution that provided for the parliamentary system of government with legislative powers vested in a bicameral parliament, executive power in a prime minister and cabinet, and judicial authority in a Federal Supreme Court. The NCNC headed by Nnamdi Azikiwe who took […]
Tens of thousands protest in Hong Kong on China National Day
Police fired tear gas on anti-government protesters in Hong Kong on Tuesday as the city saw protests in multiple districts while the rest of China celebrated its national holiday. Protesters and the police faced off in Wong Tai Sin district, where tear gas was used against a group of protesters. The rest of the […]
Abia Assembly halts fee collection from fresh students by ABSU
The Abia State House of Assembly has ordered the immediate suspension of fees charged fresh students by the Abia State University (ABSU), noting that the fees did not reflect the current dire economic situation of the country.
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