I’ll constitute my cabinet in two weeks — Makinde
Benue: Gov Alia’s first 30 days in office worst since 1999 – PDP
Ethiopia asks to join BRICS bloc of emerging economies
Inter confirm Skriniar departure ahead of PSG switch
Abia has only 4 ‘managable’ compactor trucks – Taskforce
Tunji Bello: A Celebration of Excellence

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Potential introduction of gonorrhea vaccination gives patients hope
Gonorrhea, also known as “The Gentleman’s Disease,” is one of the oldest and most widespread Sexually Transmitted Infections, STIs, in the world, and according to GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) scientists, it may soon be eradicable.
How we tackled BVN fraud in PAP — Media aide
Special Adviser (Media) to the Presidential Amnesty Programme Interim Administrator, Freston Akpor, has explained how the PAP has been able to tackle the BVN fraud of 513 ex-agitators linked to 1,370 accounts.
Lekki port berths 6,900 TEUs capacity transshipment vessel
Lekki Deepsea Port has berthed a 6,900 Twenty Equivalent Units, TEUs capacity transshipment vessel, “The Lady CMA CGM Rimbaud” with 411 TEUs cargo destined for Cotonou, in Benin Republic.
Former Chief of Defence Staff, Irabor pulled out of service
The immediate past Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Lucky Eluonye Irabor (rtd) has been officially pulled out of the Nigerian Armed Force in a colourful parade at Mogadishu Cantonment, Asokoro, Abuja.
If you must cheat on your wife, use condom – Blessing CEO chides Davido
Self-styled relationship expert, Blessing Okoro, aka Blessing CEO, has chided singer Davido for disrespecting his wife, Chioma, following allegations by two women that he impregnated them.
Dismissed Cadets: Parents beg Tinubu to order NDA to obey court judgment
PARENTS of the nine ‘unlawfully’ dismissed cadets of 67 Regular Course in the Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA, have appealed to President Bola Tinubu to intervene and instruct the Minister of Defence and the Service Chiefs to respect the court judgment reinstating their children back into the academy.
Killing for blasphemy not Islamic, says Waziri of Yorubaland
Ustaz Abdul-Lateef Adekilekun, the Waziri Muminina of Yorubaland, says killing for blasphemy is not Islamic.
British model Naomi Campbell welcomes second baby at 53
Supermodel British model, Naomi Campbell, has announced the arrival of her second child – a baby boy – at the age of 53.
Fuel price: Ex-MOMAN boss cautions against speculation
Mr Tunji Oyebanji, former Chairman, Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN), has cautioned Nigerians, especially marketers against speculations over petroleum pump price.
Repair of old refineries remedy to subsidy removal – Nebuwa
The National President of Heavy Duty Truck Drivers Association,Mr Uche Nebuwa, says there will be no remedy to the hike in pump price of fuel caused by subsidy removal unless old refineries are repaired. Nebuwa stated this during the inauguration of Uzoeghelu General Motor Park, at Ugwu Nwasike/Nkwo Market, along Old Onitsha-Enugu road, Ogidi, Idemili […]
I was only elected once as Bayelsa governor, Sylva tells court
The candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC) in the Nov. 11 governorship election in Bayelsa,Mr Timipre Sylva, says he was never elected as the state’s governor on two occasions.
Yoruba council urges Tinubu to establish national youth dev commission
The President of the Yoruba Council Worldwide, YCW, Aare Oladotun Hassan, has urged President Bola Tinubu to establish a national youth development commission, lamenting that the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development has not delivered on their core mandate since inception.
700 arrested, 200 police officers injured in French protests
At least 667 people across France were arrested till Friday as Paris and other parts of the country burned for the third consecutive night over the killing of a 17-year-old boy.
NHS begins recruitment, targets 300,000 doctors, nurses in UK
The National Health Service in England will get more than 300,000 staff under a new plan announced by the government on Friday to deal with a chronic shortage of doctors and nurses.
Swedish PM sues for calm after Quran burning protest
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson on Friday called for calm and reflection in the wake of this week’s protest in which a Koran was burned outside a Stockholm mosque, which has sparked outrage and condemnation.

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