South African Woman jailed 25 years for trafficking heroin into Nigeria
Akure-Ado Ekiti Road: 96bn road project stalls
Zimbabwe declares holiday on Mugabe’s birthday
Agitations: Nigeria can’t move forward without tackling Igbo question —Mbazulike Amaechi
1990 coup was aimed at restructuring Nigeria — Col Tony Nyiam
How Air Force man who killed for love began his journey to death
Warri kingdom: Who becomes 4th Ologbotsere?
Fake journalist builds mansion in Kano: Police
Accused Yahoo hacker to be handed over to US marshals
Parents beg ASUU to suspend ongoing strike
Nigeria best place for any smart investor, says Osinbajo
‘Zakat & Sadaqat’ empowers youth for economic sustenance
Amazing beauty of Madinatul Munawarah
Using vehicles as weapons of terror
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SubscribeI supply prophet with children for rituals – Kidnapper
ABEOKUTA—Men of Ogun State Police Command have arrested a pastor and three other suspects in connection with the discovery of human parts buried inside his church in Ota.
2bn youths need competitive education–UN boss
UNITED Nations Secretary General, Mr. Antonio Guterres, has said that about two billion youths globally between 15 and 25 years need good competitive education, jobs and a future to look forward to. Guterres stated this at the opening ceremony of the Federal Science and Technical College, FSTC, Yaba, Model United Nations maiden conference in Lagos, themed Communicating the Future Through Information Technology For Senior Secondary Students.
Paris Club: Council workers lay ambush for govs over unpaid salaries
LEADERSHIP of the National Union of Local Government Employees, NULGE has warned state governors not to force the union into declaring industrial action in the country by not utilizing the recent Paris Club refund to offset all backlog of its members salaries.
How I made 9A1s, TOEFL, SAT, got 4 scholarships abroad —Ezeani
MASTER Chimemezie Clinton Ezeani, 16, popularly called Professor, made 9 A1s in WASSCE, scored 1380 in SAT, 105 in TOEFL and 297 in UTME examinations.
We’ll prioritize corps members’ welfare —Ambode
LAGOS State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has said that the government will prioritize the welfare of corps members posted to serve in the state, adding that it will continue to support the National Youths Service Corps, NYSC, in the state to achieve its objectives.
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