FMC Nguru CMD loses twin daughters
Banker accused of N7.1m fraud
Abia community laments deplorable condition of roads in the area
OBASEKI: My dream is to become first class chief in Benin Kingdom
Maryam Sanda arrested for stabbing husband to death
ASUU tackles FG over non-remittance of N5bn
Air Peace will become world’s best carrier out of Africa- Allen Onyema , Chairman / CEO Air Peace
Abaribe seeks N10m from Army over Kanu’s disappearance
FG raises concern over Italy’s burial of 26 Nigerian migrants
Man goes to jail for stealing mosquito nets
Queen Elizabeth, Philip mark 70th year of marriage

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PDP ex-chairman’s son allegedly stabbed to death by wife
TRAGEDY struck over the weekend as Mr Bilyamin Muhammed Bello, son of a former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Haliru Bello, was allegedly stabbed to the death by his wife, Maryam Sanda.
The mental disorder that makes Nigerian leaders loot, — Prof. Franzek, researcher, reveals
The problem in Nigeria is that the rich people make money and they have no brains any more. The poor people have no voice; so there is no competition. This also has to do with growing up
IPOB actions put 11.6 million Igbo lives at risk —Kalu, Abia Speaker
I think unemployment is a very serious problem everywhere and the most important thing is that we are on the right track. If government provides the enabling environment for youths, then they can generate employment themselves without having to look up to government to provide jobs. Entrepreneurship encourages you to be a master of your own destiny. You will learn one or two things and get into that and do it well.
Insult! The Ijaw want to have separate Oba in Benin Kingdom
Once again they did exactly what they did before. They want to install a new chief by whatever name and the matter has come to the notice of our father, Oba Ewuare 11
EDUCATION SUMMIT: No sense building 20 mega schools when a thousand other schools are dilapidated — Ondo Commissioner
If you are in our shoes and go round the schools and see the situation of our infrastructure, you will agree that there is no point using the meagre resources available to build few schools, when over a thousand of other schools are dilapidated. Whatever money that is available can be spread round to renovate all the schools, so that there is a conducive environment for pupils, wherever they are, to learn.

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