The hand of God was on Captain Hosa’s life – Chief Mene Brown
N6.3tr Budget Deficit: Onuesoke backs NASS
Genesis MadHouse to drop debut EP, 3:33
Many killed, houses burnt as soldiers, youths clash in Imo
Policy makers, industry players meet in Abuja Motor Fair
Why Buhari’s debt forgiveness request is dead on arrival — Olu Falae
2023 Presidency: South-West undecided on Tinubu, Osinbajo, Fayemi
Giants of Africa unveils basketball courts in Nigeria
IAU-UOC series: UNESCO Laureate Professor Aremu to deliver lecture
Buhari govt is rated 18, parental guidance advised
Foundation empowers 20 widows with start-up items

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Enugu Commissioner charges teachers to promote positive values in schools
The Enugu State Commissioner for Education, Prof. Uche Eze, Saturday, charged teachers in Nigeria to promote positive societal values in the nation’s educational system.
Post Insurgency: Borno Lawmaker, IPCR again trains 150 Traditional Rulers on conflict resolution
The member representing Marte, Monguno and Nganzai federal constituency, who is the Chief Whip, Rt. Hon Mohammed Tahir Monguno, in collaboration with Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) has again trained 150 Traditional Rulers on conflict management.
How teacher threatened minor with sextape to defile her – Witness testifies
A social worker, Mr Ebenezer Omejalile, on Thursday narrated before a court how a teacher, Ramoni Amure, allegedly threatened a minor (name withheld) with a sex tape to repeatedly defile her. Omejalile testified before an Ikeja Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence Court. He was the second prosecution witness in the trial of 42-year-old Amure for […]
Leaking National Assembly roofs
NIGERIANS are living with too many shameful things happening within the circles where their affairs are governed. Leaders of the country abandon the health sector and fly to countries whose systems work to enjoy their services at the taxpayer’s expense, while doctors and other health workers are allowed to strike for over two months over […]
Nigeria at 61 – still a crawling baby
By Adémólá Òrúnbon NIGERIANS marked the 61st independence anniversary of their beloved country last Friday. Few will disagree that amidst the myriad of unnerving socio-economic and security challenges facing the nation, Nigeria remains a great country still waiting to happen. October 1, therefore, signalled another opportunity to ponder on the state of the nation and the […]

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