Anambra: Husband recounts discovery of alleged child abuse
Blood of death pensioners not on my head – Okorocha
FG condoles with victims of U.S. Hurricane Harvey
Breaking: ASUU shuns meeting with FG
Life returns to Lake Chad island despite Boko Haram threat
Stike: NASU, SSANU, NAAT threaten showdown with FG if…
Ritualists kill 2 college of education students in Ondo
4 fraudsters that use hypnotism nabbed in Lagos
Insurance penetration in Nigeria is still under 1.0% — Ojumah
I cure spiritual attacks with sex – CAC Pastor

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Three feared dead, many wounded as Okorocha begins demolition of Ekeukwu-Owerri Market
Three people were feared killed, when Imo State Government commenced the controversial demolition of the Ekeukwu Owerri ancestral market yesterday.
NANS threatens call for JAMB’s scrapping if 120 cut-off mark not reversed
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has threatened to call for the scrapping of Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) if it failed to reverse the low cut off points for admission into universities and polytechnics.
Why South/South is against calls for Nigeria’s breakup — Opone, PANDEF member
CHIEF Ossai Opone, a member of Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF and former governorship aspirant in Delta State in this interview, explains how the gains of the latest dialogue between the Federal Government and PANDEF can be maximized. He also proffers solutions to the growing agitations for self-determination in some sections of Nigeria.
Storm in N’Delta over plot to sack PANDEF, Clark
IT was like a bolt from the blue when a coalition of nine militant groups, convened by the leader of the Reformed Niger Delta Avengers, RNDA, self- styled “Major General Johnmark Ezonbi, announced the withdrawal of the approval given to the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, the umbrella body of monarchs, leaders and stakeholders of Niger Delta region, led by former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, by militants in the Niger Delta, penultimate weekend.
BUHARI: Could have remained in London until end of his tenure
FESTUS Okoye is a prominent Kaduna-based lawyer who has carved a niche for himself as human right activist. He was a member of the 2014 National Conference and a vocal advocate for the rights of the less privileged in the society.

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