Xenophobic attacks: Protect foreigners, businesses, embassies – IGP Adamu orders officers
Breaking: David Lyon wins Bayelsa APC gov’norship primary
Rehabilitate cyber criminals, Ooni urges EFCC
Xenophobia: I ‘ll not allow reprisal attack in Kwara — CP
Gov. AbdulRazaq launches e-registration of immigrants in Kwara
Bayelsa PDP Primary: Alaibe urges supporters to remain firm
NNPC subsidiary, Duke Oil, shuts down London operations
Expose prostitutes in your domain, Kano Hisbah tells public
FIBA World Cup: Nigeria face Cote D’Ivoire on Friday
Xenophobia: Shoprite condemns attack of Nigerians in South Africa
Warri Benin Federal Highway: Delta State Govt set to intervene
Just in: Imo police nabs 8 over alleged assault on govt. official
Breaking: Okorocha, wife, others to forfeit assets to EFCC
‘Avengers’ team launch Hollywood’s first all-Arabic action movie
Minimum wage: TUC threatens action if negotiation fails

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Breaking: Dino Melaye loses Kogi PDP governorship ticket
Senator Dino Melaye has today lost the Governorship election ticket to Engr Wada, who emerged as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) flag bearer for the November 16 governorship election.
Phamatex decries low patronage of local pharma industry
The low patronage of the local pharmaceutical industry in Nigeria has been described as one of the biggest threat to its survival.
Carjacking: I was lured by dealer in prison- Suspect
A leader of four-man gang of armed robber, Oyelakin Oyewumi, 24, which specialises in dispossessing people of their cars in Osun state on Tuesday said he was lured into the act by a car dealer he met in the prison.
Breaking: Xenophobia Attacks : Your actions are lethargic, Afenifere tells FG
The Pan Yoruba socio-political organization, Afenifere has urged the federal government to as a matter of urgency take decisive actions in protecting lives and property of Nigerians in South Africa.
Omo-Agege, Nnamani, decry attacks on Nigerians
The Deputy President of the Senate Ovie Omo-Agege has described the attacks on Nigerians in South Africa as callous, cowardly, inhumane and a dastard act.

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