Thomas Tuchel signs deal to become new England manager
A timeline of Nigeria Air Force crashes
Tension in Jos over plot to remove Speaker
Enugu lawmaker dies after auto crash claimed wife, 2 drivers
Rivers engages pupils on free ICT training
Oshiomhole launches poverty eradication lottery
Lawmaker awards scholarship to Ijaw students
Zoning debate, distraction to Jonathan’s govt – Group
2011: Alao-Akala commended for backing President
INEC may axe 10 directors
Belgore seeks national conference on civil procedures
I am not fronting for Uduaghan – Mukoro
2011: Pray for unity, Gbemi Saraki tells muslims
Akunyili lauds Gov Obi
Fashola tasks varsities on quality education
FRSC rescues 1,554 accident victims
Communities back Mukoro as Delta gov

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INEC should quicken action on voters’ register
A political pressure group, the Ndokwa National Youth Movement( NNYM), has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC ) to expedite action on the production of a new voters’ register, adding that since INEC has decided that the current register is not acceptable and that the commission cannot deliver a free and fair election without a new one, the body should be supported.
Doctors’ strike: Lagos cannot afford salary demand
The end to the on – going indefinite strike embarked upon by the medical doctors under the Lagos State employment may not be in sight as the State Government yesterday said it cannot afford to pay the controversial Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS) as demanded by the doctors.
UNILAG holds awards
The University of Lagos will hold its 2007/2008 Endowment Scholarship Awards /Partnership Forum on August 17,2010,at the Multipurpose Hall, Akoka.
Nigeria, Ghana to discuss bilateral relations
Nigeria and Ghana have concluded arrangements to hold a joint meeting to discuss bilateral relations between the two countries, scheduled to hold between August 23 and 26, in Abuja .
S-East youths decry academics disruption in state varsities
YOUTHS from the South East geo political zone of the country, yesterday condemned the disruption of theacademic calendar in state owned universities within the zone on account of the ongoing strike by Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.

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