BMO commends Buhari for signing AfCFTA
Residents foil fresh oil pipeline fire at Ijegun
Edo councils share N3.09bn allocation in May
Shiites : Be on red alert, IGP tells AIGS, CPs
Buratai is still Chief of Army Staff – Nigerian Army
Why are some men so fickle?
Don’t just suspend Ruga, Cancel it – Darius Ishaku
I find older men boring

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I’ll not support imposition of sanctions on Georgia – Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said in televised comments on Tuesday that he did not support a parliamentary call to impose tough economic sanctions on Georgia.
Badaru denies being against LG autonomy
Gov. Muhammad Badaru of Jigawa says he is not against the local government autonomy granted by the Federal Government.
Police arrest 100 suspected cultists, recover sophisticated arms
Lagos State Police Command has arrested 100 suspected cultists and recovered sophisticated weapons between Sunday and Monday, the Commissioner of Police in the state, Zubairu Muazu, said on Tuesday.
ECOWAS: CSOs advocate inclusion of women in extractive industry mgt
A coalition of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) on Tuesday urged governments of ECOWAS to include more women in the management positions in the extractive industry to promote growth.
EFCC secures conviction of man for defrauding 3 foreigners in Kaduna
A Kaduna State High Court has sentenced a middle aged man, Emuze Omosigho Emmanuel, to one year in imprisonment for defrauding three foreign nationals.
Buhari congratulates Nigerian writer, Lesley Arimah for winning 2019 Caine Prize
President Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated Nigerian writer, Lesley Nneka Arimah, for winning 2019 Caine Prize for African Writing.
APC releases timetable for Kogi, Bayelsa governorship poll
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has released the timetable and schedule of activities for the conduct of the 2019 governorship primaries to select its flag bearers for Nov.16 Kogi and Bayelsa governorship poll.
Buhari mourns death of 19 passengers in Kano
President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed shock over the death of 19 passengers whose vehicles collided at Dinyar Madiga in Kano State on Sunday.
Umahi appoints HoS, 21 new aides
Gov. Dave Umahi of Ebonyi on Tuesday announced the appointment of Dr Chamberlain Nwele as the Head of Service of Ebonyi and 21 other new appointees.
We’re looking at producing solar-powered cars -UNN
ENUGU- THE University of Nigeria Nsukka, UNN, has proposed producing solar-powered cars as an improvement to its 5-seater electric bus it unveil at Nsukka Campus on Monday.
PenCom begins verification of FG’s prospective retirees in Rivers, Bayelsa
The National Pension Commission (PenCom) on Tuesday, said it had begun verification and enrolment for Federal Government workers in Rivers and Bayelsa states retiring in 2020.
Just in: Adekunle appointed OYSCATECH acting Rector
Mr Isiaka Adekunle, a former Deputy Provost of Oyo State College of Agriculture and Technology(OYSCATECH), has been appointed the acting Rector of the institution. Adekunle’s appointment was announced by the outgoing Rector, Prof. Gbemiga Adewale, on Tuesday during the handing over ceremony held at the institution. Adekunle’s appointment in acting capacity followed the expiration of […]
Community petitions ICPC over abandoned constituency project
Buoyed by the disclosure by the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission that it will investigate constituency projects, a community in Chikun Local Government area of Kaduna State has petitioned the Commission (ICPC) over an abandoned electrification project in their area.
Who speaks for the Yorubas in the killing fields of Nigeria today? (2)
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari cares for his people. But although he is president of Nigeria, his people are not the people of Nigeria. His people are the Fulanis in particular, and Northern Nigerians in general. That is the token of a “good politician.” A good politician promotes the interests of his people.
Rape: Senate to review laws to provide stiffer penalties
The Senate on Tuesday passed some resolutions to review relevant laws that will provide for stiffer sanctions for perpetrators of rape in the country.
The decision of the senate followed a motion of urgent public importance, sponsored by Sen. Rose Oko (PDP-Cross River North), titled “Rising incidence of rape of minors”.

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