I’m working tirelessly to end Jukun, Tiv crisis – Gov. Ishaku
Monaco make Ben Yedder costliest Ligue 1 summer transfer
When I eventually go, go for a capable successor, Awujale warns
After over 20 years of crisis, Isuofia community celebrates first ‘Unity’ New Yam festival
ALTON decries regulatory infractions by NITDA on PIA, others
Never write off your country, Ooni tells Nigerians in Canada
No herdsmen attack at motor park – Kogi govt
Imo community where indigenes are fined N10,000 for practising Female Genital Mutilation
Princess Peters drops video for URHUESE
Why Gov Ikpeazu is yet to constitute cabinet – Appolos
He’s trying to take over my life
Return Ngige to Labour Ministry, Pensioners beg Buhari
State of the Nation: Convene SNC now, Afe Babalola tells Buhari
Igbo governors ’ve secretly donated land for RUGA — IPOB
Gunmen kill one, kidnap 13 in Katsina
Mr President, we must wake up
Swiss Govt lauds Edo Govt on reforms, investment opportunities

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Why we stopped forex for food import — Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has said the directive to the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to stop providing foreign exchange for food importation was to improve agricultural production and attain full food security.
Nigeria’s plunge into anarchy
IT has been 20 years since Nigeria returned to civilian as opposed to democratic governance. In the last two decades of our peculiar “democracy”, four Nigerians have served as president. Two of these, Olusegun Obasanjo and Muhammadu Buhari, are former Generals of the Nigerian Army and heads of the Nigerian state.
Herdsmen: Why we filed suit in International Court — World Igbo Assembly President
D Nwachukwu Anakwenze, a renowned American –trained physician, is the President of World Igbo Assembly, an umbrella body coordinating Igbo activities in the Diaspora. Before assuming the position, Anakwenze headed the Anambra State Associations in the United States of America, ASA-USA, during which, for decades, he led health professionals from all states in the USA on annual medical mission to various communities in Anambra State.
U.S. air regulators ban some Apple laptops on flights
Some MacBook Pro laptops are being banned on flights in the United States amid Apple’s recent statements saying that batteries in several units pose fire risks, Bloomberg reported.
Ogun Customs arrests notorious smuggler, secures conviction of 3 vandals
THE Ogun Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has said it successfully got one Mr Victor Hassan, popularly known as Victor Owode, detained in prison custody over an alleged case of smuggling.
Why shipping industry must go carbon neutral to survive
FROM the phone or laptop you are reading this on, to the car you drive, the clothes you wear or the food you eat, most of the goods you use have travelled across the seas.
Let us exorcise Igbo-Eze North L. G.A of the angel of death
Recently, there have been harvest of tragic deaths at Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area of Enugu State.
She wanted love-making with me, not marriage
I lost my wife a few years ago in an unfortunate motor accident and had made up my mind to remarry. We were married for over 20 years and she was a good mother to our three boys.
Unpaid ex-Customs benefits: Stakeholders call for Buhari’s intervention
FOLLOWING appeal by the Association of Retired Customs Officers, ARCO, to the Customs management to pay the pension arrears owed its members, stakeholders in the maritime industry have called on the Presidency to intervene in the matter before it is too late.
NTITA to reward excellence in Nigeria’s ICT industry
Nigeria Telecom & Information Technology Awards, NTITA, is set to honour individuals and corporate organisations, who have distinguished themselves in the last one year.

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