CAF begins investigation into Super Eagles ordeal in Libya
FG commences disbursement of tertiary institution staff support fund
NUC withdraws licence of 2 varsities
AC holds National Convention Aug 9 in Lagos
Trans-border clash averted
Brass elders raise alarm over surging Atlantic Ocean
Family sends SOS to IG over missing son
UNIJOS VC debunks rumour of hike in school fees
Govt allays fear over Third Mainland Bridge
NAHCO to build N1.19bn shed at MMA
57-yr-old wins MTN prize
Deji of Akure: Reinstate my husband, ex-wife pleads
LAUTECH: Students warn Akala, Oyinlola over feud
Imo restates commitment to uplift judiciary
Balogun accuses Akala of buying APCs for 2011 election
NEITI gets new Executive Secretary

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Police warn of false crime alerts
Lagos State Police Command, yesterday, advised Lagosians to be wary of some unscrupulous persons who are currently circulating alarm messages about occurrence of violent crimes in the state.
Rights group condemn alleged attack on Orji in Aba
A HUMAN rights group, Human Rights, Justice and Peace Foundation [HRJPF] has condemned alleged attacked governor Theodore Orji when he visited Aba weekend, describing such action as “irresponsible and unwarranted
Exam malpractice: NSCDC differs with Dep Gov
Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, has faulted Lagos State Deputy Governor, Mrs Sarah Sosan’s stance on its involvement in the monitoring of public examinations, saying the NSCDC had restored sanity to the conduct of examinations across the federation, especially in Lagos State
Crisis: Usman, Abacha, Gwadabe, others petition PDP leadership
CRISIS in the Kano State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP took a dramatic twist weekend as the leadership of the party was petitioned over the alleged handling of the party’s affairs by the former Kano State governor, Dr. Rabiu Kwankwaso.
Why Lekki-Epe road toll was suspended, by concessionaire
The planned introduction of tolls along the 49.4-kilometre Lekki/Epe Expressway which had been widely speculated to commence yesterday has been put on hold indefinitely
2011: Fayose to vie for Ekiti guber
The former governor of Ekiti State, Mr Ayo Fayose has finally declare to contest the governorship seat in the state come 201 if the ruling of the Appeal Court does not favour the governorship candidate of Action Congress, AC, Dr . Kayode Fayemi
Onitsha army barracks for fencing
As part of the measures to check criminal activities in Anambra State, especially Onitsha, Gov. Peter Obi wants the army barracks at Onitsha fenced. He says it is the only army barracks that he knew that is not fenced in Nigeria.
2011: Edo senator alleges persecution, vows to return to Senate
THE senator representing Edo South senatorial district, Senator Ehigie Uzamere, yesterday, declared that only God and “not any human being†can stop him from returning to the Senate in 2011
Atiku sets up interim presidential committee
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has constituted an interim presidential campaign committee ahead of his expected participation in the PDP primaries.
Commissioner joins race for DTHA
Delta State commissioner for special duties (Government House), Mr. Ochor Christopher Ochor, has concluded the first round of ward consultations in his quest to represent Ukwuani constituency in the state House of Assembly.
Rivers understudies Delta micro credit scheme
A three-man team from the Rivers State Micro Credit Agency has visited Delta State to understudy the Delta Micro Credit Programme, DMCP.
Group adopts Omatseye for DTHA seat
THE Focus Group, a political pressure group has adopted Prince Omaghomi Omatseye as the candidate to represent to them in Warri Constituency I, at the Delta State House of Assembly come 2011.
Police recruitment now in Aug
The Police Service Commission yesterday inaugurated a Police Recruitment Board (PRB) aimed at conducting a transparent Recruitment Exercise of 40, 000 Policemen into the Nigeria Police Force in line with the dictates of Due Process and best practices which are policy trusts of the Goodluck Jonathan administration.
Fashola leads Muslim delegation to UK
THE Amir (head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria, Dr. Mashuud Fashola is leading the Nigerian delegation to the 44th annual conference (Jalsa Salana) holding at the Hadeeqa-tul-Mahdi, Alton Hampshire, United Kingdom beginning today till Sunday.
Oshiomhole receives panel report on AAU
GOVERNOR Adams Oshiomhole of Edo state, yesterday, received the report of the Visitation Panel set up by his government to look into the activities of the state owned Ambrose Alli University (AAU) Ekpoma, and assured that the panel was not set up to witch-hunt any body but to ensure the progress of the institution.

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