Police rescue 11 Ghanaians lured to Nigeria with Canada visa offer
Anger trails rise in pump price of petrol to N855/litre
Four suspects arrainged in Kwara over murder of female student
Lagos arrests 6 roadside petrol hawkers
Fuel pump price increase will hike food prices again – Commuters, traders
5 children arrested in UK on suspicion of killing 80-year-old
Anxiety as pump price of petrol races towards N1,405/litre
Police arrest 70-year-old man for defiling teenage daughter
Abia man plucks out wife’s eyes for ritual, machetes landlady
Fire guts Katsina Govt House
Paternity test: 27% of Nigerian men not biological fathers – Report

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Poor economy: Youths resort to street begging for survival
By Elizabeth Adegbesan The saying that ‘Youths are the leaders of tomorrow’ may not come to be as the state of the economy has made it difficult for most parents to provide the necessities for their children to nurture them as leaders. These youths, of which many are undergraduates, are now seen at strategic places […]
Law firm threatens class-action against British Airways over inhuman treatment of Nigerians
A law firm, Sovereignty Legal Practitioners, has threatened to file a class action against British Airways over the systematic inhuman treatment of Nigerian passengers using the airline.
Ondo Varsity Teaching Hospital killed my son, FUOYE student’s dad alleges
The father of a 300-level student of the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has petitioned the University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital, Akure (UNIMEDTH) after his son died at the hospital due to the alleged negligence of a consultant doctor at the Ondo State government-owned institution.
Man allegedly kills younger brother during fight
“The Police in Lagos have arrested a man who allegedly killed his younger brother during a fight in the new Iba area of Lagos State.
Kidnappers operate near Army checkpoints — Igbo women
They said the soldiers were more interested in extorting money from motorists and harassing commuters against what they were assigned to do

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