Again, gunmen kill 5 in Benue
NAFDAC destroys fake, expired goods worth N500m in Abuja
Impeachment: Ondo assembly gives fresh condition to deputy governor
Crisis looms as NURTW passes vote of no confidence on Baruwa
Impeachment: Why APC gave Aiyedatiwa soft landing — Source
Cartoon: … as long as they get ’emails’ and bulletproof SUVs
How to stop strikes in Nigeria — NECA
Media experts make case for female heads of desks
Parents protest as UNILAG asks students to resume with mattresses
Naira hits new low, 1060/$ as MAN kicks at policy reversal
NASS must empower AGoF to enforce UBEC funding — Falana
Bayelsa guber: Ijaw elders charge candidates on peaceful conduct
Chinese firm alleges impersonation, cries out to FG for intervention
Nigerians no longer trust people they elect — FG

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TAKE-OFF: Tinubu okays 6 out of 14 newly approved varsities
PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu has approved commencement of academic activities in six of the 14 new universities established in the last days of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.
Army losses one soldier, kills 3 terrorists in Kaduna
Troops of the Nigerian Army (NA) have killed three terrorists in an ambush operation at Birnin Gwari with many other terrorists escaping in disarray, some with gunshot wounds.
How 16yr-old land dispute tore 3 Osun communities apart
THE embers of discord fanned by a perennial communal clash within some communities in Irepodun and Orolu local government areas of Osun State over land seem to have rekindled.
The unending land dispute has led to the destruction of lives and property in an unimaginable proportion.
Contracts, procurement frauds cost Nigeria N2.9trn in 3 years — Olukoyede, new EFCC boss
The Senate yesterday confirmed Ola Olukoyede as the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Nollywood actor, Mr. Ibu, begs for help over health challenge
Except a miracle happens and fast too, comic actor, Mr. John Okafor, popularly called Mr. Ibu, may lose one of his legs to an ailment that has left him bedridden for weeks.

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