Fight against Okorocha’s balkanization of Owerri hots up
Business expansion plan necessitated visit to Ghana’s former President, Mahama — Dr Uzochukwu
US reiterates commitment to support Nigerian Navy
Thugs attack Osun Governor’s wife’s convoy
‘Governors above 50 yrs should resign first’ — Nigerians react to govs’ call to Buhari to sack workers above 50
Ex MEND warlord hails FG’s decision on pipeline surveillance
2023: Peter Obi, Soludo meet in Awka

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Restructuring won’t lead to secession — Okotie
The Founder, Household of God Church International Ministries, Rev Chris Okotie has allayed the fears of those who think that any attempt to restructure the country would lead to disintegration.
Lagos PDP leader, Oyefusi resigns from party
By Gabriel Olawale The 2019 Lagos East Senatorial Candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Princess Abiodun Oyefusi has resigned from been a member of the party. Oyefusi, who is one of the prominent leader of the party in Ikorodu, made this known in a Letter titled: RESIGNATION OF MEMBERSHIP FROM LAGOS PDP, dated August […]
C-Checks: Nigeria airlines perpetuate capital flight as they shun local operators
•Nigeria loses $17.5bn in 7 years to other countries •FG must prioritise aircraft MROs – Experts By Prince Okafor Despite the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) approval of some companies in the country to carry out C-checks on aircraft, airlines operating in the country still take their aircraft out of the country to run the checks, […]
What I told Tinubu when he visited me — Obasanjo
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has shared one of the jokes he made with the Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, when he visited him in his Abeokuta residence on Wednesday
Reps furious with NBET for paying $30m monthly to Azura power company
House of Representatives Committee on Finance, Friday, expressed its dissatisfaction with the Nigeria Bulk Electricity Trading (NBET) for approving $33 million monthly for Azura power company. The committee said that the amount was outrageous, adding that power delivery was so poor to Nigerians.

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