Thomas Tuchel signs deal to become new England manager
A timeline of Nigeria Air Force crashes
Imo revenue board seals-off CBN office over N300m tax
Minister tasks committe on 2010 Olympiad
Appeal tribunal confirms Mikang council boss removal
Abia forecloses creation of autonomous communities
Uduaghan charges oil coys on environmental friendliness
Lagos urges residents to report outrageous charges by PSP operators
PSC boss commends Anambra gov
2011 Elections: Buhari, Nnamani point way forward
Sanusi to speak at NIPSS Alumni Dinner
Edo PDP raises alarm over thugs
Alleged piracy: Court orders parties to maintain status quo
Abia FRSC gets mobile court
WAEC, NECO exams to go online
Press crucial to 7-Point Agenda, MDGs …. ITF
No devt without govt’s sincerity – Oshiomhole

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Army probes alleged killing of bureau-de-change operator
ARMY authorities in Lagos, yesterday, said investigation into the killing of a bureau-de-change operator, Tuesday, in Ikeja area of the state by a private soldier had begun, even as they have exonerated the private and members of his team from operating illegally in the area.
BREAKING NEWS : Appeal Court sacks Senator Omisore
IBADAN – THE Court of Appeal sitting in Ibadan Thursday has nullified the election of Senator Iyiola Omisore representing Osun East Senatorial Constituency in the National Assembly.
Benue Police burst car-snatching gang
By Peter Duru MAKURDI — Men of the Benue State Police Command have apprehended a three-man gang who specialises in snatching cars in the country. The suspects who were nabbed at a routine Police check point in Makurdi town are Noah Onoja, a 25-year-old school drop-out; Godwin Aduma, 27, and Augustine Odeh, a 21-years-old security […]
NIMASA to register boat operators in Kogi
By Ifeyinwa Obi LOKOJA — Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has said it would commence the registration and licensing of boat operators in Kogi State. At least no fewer than 182 boat operators were operating without licences on River Niger in Lokoja alone. It was also discovered that no fewer than 2,000 boat […]
Bode George : CDHR hails conviction
By Austin Ogwuda ASABA—Delta State chapter of the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights (CDHR) has hailed the conviction of Chief Bode George and five others, but said prosecution should be stepped up for other public office holders found wanting across the country. President of the group, Comrade Oghenejabor Ikimi, said their conviction would […]

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