Thomas Tuchel signs deal to become new England manager
A timeline of Nigeria Air Force crashes
AC leaders storm Benin to receive decamping PDP members
Avoid violence during protest, Minister tells NLC
Police rescue two kidnapped school children
Anti-deregulation protest holds in Abuja
Ukwa-Ngwa people allege marginalisation
Ohakim tasks volunteers on assignments
Why we introduced fees in schools, by Abia govt
Why we ‘re shutting down businesses, by Imo govt
Climate change: 180m Africans homeless, says Fodeke
Anambra gets report on electronics traders’ crisis
Worshippers escape death as fire gults church
Under 17 FIFA World Cup results
Expert tasks govts on maternal healthcare
Abia moves to clear LG workers salary arrears

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FRSC decries reckless driving by motorists
By Chidi Nkwopara OWERRI—Imo State Command of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) has decried what it termed “the reckless and recalcitrant manner drivers endanger the ;life and property of other road users in the stateâ€. The Sector Commander, Mr. Angus Ibezim, made the lamentation while fielding questions from journalists in Owerri, on the level […]
Jigawa plants 8m seedlings to tackle desertification
By Aliyu Dangida DUTSE — JIGAWA government has planted over 8 million seedlings of different trees in all nooks and corners of the state, aimed at fighting the menace of desert encroachment. The state Commissioner of Environment, Barr. Yusuf Mato, disclosed this while answering questions from a delegation of Nigerian Defense College who visited the […]
Rights groups urge Yar’Adua to arrest, extradite al Bashir
FOUR human rights groups in Nigeria have written President Umaru Yar’Adua, urging him to use his position and leadership to order the arrest and extradition of his Sudanese counterpart, President Omar al Bashir, should he step his foot in Nigeria to attend the forthcoming African Union Peace and Security Council meeting in Abuja, October 29.
ASUP’s strike threat may ground academic activities in Delta polys
ACADEMIC activities in the three Delta State Polytechnics in Oghara, Ogwashi-Uku, and Ozoro and the State College of Physical Education, Mosogar, may be grounded, following threats by the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) of the schools to embark on indefinite strike beginning today.
Plateau varsity re-opens
By Taye Obateru Jos — Plateau State University, where academic activities were suspended since 2007, might reopen soon following a commitment by the state government in this regard. The commitment to re-open the university “within a reasonable time†was part of the out of court settlement between government and former workers of the university led […]

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