Fire guts Customs Western Marine Command office in Lagos
Chimamanda’s son’s death: Hospital asks court to stop inquest
This is my true story — Churchill Oladuni
Ritualist den uncovered in Lagos
EFCC convicts 7, recovers N111m in Gombe
A handshake of love from Tokyo to Abuja
Diezani loses Banana Tower, $2.7m to Federal Govt
FLOODS: Swelling population may make matters worse
Man kills mother over `disappearance’ charm
KADUNA: Why they are ganging up against us – el Rufai
Sick Arthur Nzeribe’s photo goes viral
Nigerian, Adekunle Ojo arrested for identity theft in US

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LASPOTECH crisis: Lagos heads to court, directs staff to return to work
In a bid to forestall any activity capable of impeding academic continuity for students of the Lagos State Polytechnic, the State Government has filed a motion on notice for interlocutory injunction before the National Industrial Court sitting in Lagos to restrain the unions from embarking on another strike action.
Hotel owner, workers arraigned for aiding homosexuality
The Lagos State Government on Friday arraigned the owner of Vintage Hotel in Owode Onirin area of Ikorodu, Chief Patrick Okeze before a Yaba Magistrate Court for allegedly aiding and promoting same sex sexual activities and gay club in his hotel.
Burgling of Jonathan’s House: Police dismiss 4 officers
Abuja—The Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Police Command, yesterday, announced the dismissal of four policemen who broke into the home of former President Goodluck Jonathan and vandalised his property, in Abuja.
Muslims should expect trials — Muyideen Bello *As NASFAT gets new executives
Renowned international preacher, Sheikh Muyideen Bello has reminded Muslims that trials are part of life and should always be expected, adding that they are means Allah tests the faith of believers.
Islamising Nigeria: It s cheap blackmail – Anwar-ul-Islam
The National president of Anwar-ul-Islam Movement of Nigeria, Barrister Mubashir Ojelade has said that the hue and cry about islamisation of the country by the Christians was only a cheap blackmail, invalid claim urging them to redirect their energies towards meaningful things that will ensure peaceful coexistence of all citizens. Barrister Ojelade in an interview with Facing the Kabaa maintained that although government should have consulted widely before taking decision on IRK and CRK as distinctive subjects in secondary schools, adding that a situation where sixteen subjects are being offered at junior secondary school level was unacceptable. Excerpts:

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