Plateau: Killings, attacks continue despite curfew
Alleged Fatal Assault: NLC declares strike in Delta
‘Na man you be,’ Jimmy eulogises his father, Pastor Odukoya
Defence hqtrs describes report on coup as malicious
Katsina Police repel bandits’ attack, rescue 11 victims, recover 38 cows — Spokesman
I don’t know what happened to ‘Lekki camera’, says Fashola
COP26 is ‘most exclusive’ climate negotiations since Paris Agreement — African CSOs
50,000 residents enroll for health insurance in Nasarawa
NDLEA intercepts N4.9bn heroin consignments at Lagos seaport, airport
How gunmen killed 4 mourners in Benue – Police
Ogun community protests installation of new Oba
Phase Down, No Phase Out: Tough climate deal struck at COP26
35-yr-old man rapes siblings aged 16 and 13 in Delta; one pregnant
Lagos govt bringing schools to Makoko Foundation’s children — Lawyer
Gbajabiamila, Wase mourn murdered Vanguard reporter, Tordue Salem

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‘Police Telling Us Unbelievable Story’: Colleagues mourn murdered Vanguard’s reporter, Tordue Salem
Journalism practice thrives on physical coverage of events. To achieve this, the establishment of beats becomes a sine qua non. So the beats can’t function without the constant physical presence journalists who cover and report the events.
IPMAN confirms availability of kerosene; black market selling for N450/ltr
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, has confirmed the availability of domestic kerosene in the country.
Cases of sexual harassments remains high in Kano — CITAD
Centre for Information Technology and Development, CITAD, has said that sexual harassments ranks top among other Gender-Based Violence, GBV, cases in Kano State.
Zaria LG workers’ abductors make separate ‘outrageous’ ransom demands
The abductors of 18 Zaria Local Government staff in Kaduna state have made separate phone contacts with families of victims on Friday afternoon and demanded for various sums of money as ransom.
N924m Debt: Court orders Kanu to pay N30,000 fine for stalling proceedings
Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke of a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, Friday, ordered a former Nigeria international football player, Kanu Nwankwo, and his hotel, Hardley Apartment, to pay N30,000, fine for stalling the scheduled hearing of debt recovery suit brought against them by the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON.

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