Lagos’ War on Beggars: 911 arrested, but streets keep calling
Petrol hits N1,900/litre as depot prices surge despite NNPC cut
RCCG donates equipment to school
I went into full-time music the moment I found myself dancing for Ruggedman, Akon, others – Scooby Nero
CBN builds entrepreneural centre at MOUAU to encourage students to learn trade and develop skills
Afenifere lauds life sentence passed on Falae’s abductors
Speaker Dogara releases 6 months payslip
Civil disobedience, police checks worry Enugu residents
Mbadiwe: From local Kirikiri boy to global entrepreneur
Obiano flags off Umueri International Cargo airport project
How oil firm causes annual flooding in Rivers community
Nigeria will break unless … – Obong Victor Attah

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Bamaiyi wanted me dead while eating holy communion with me in church – Colonel Ajayi (retd)
I was tortured beyond human comprehension. I lost my manhood in the torture. At times, my hands will operate on their own because of the torture I had from Bamaiyi’s men. The legs too, I was hung like barbecue ram until I became unconscious
My father didn’t want me in school because I was disabled — Chikunie, UNILAG lecturer
So, formally, I would say it started on January 16, 2017, when the Student Affairs Department of UNILAG registered the Association of Indigenous People with Disabilities (AIPD)
Justice Ademola: Between Media trial and Court trial
After the clampdown on some of the judges, the DSS regaled us with titilating stories of humogous cash discoveries in the house of Justice Niyi Ademola, judge of the Federal High court
Subsidy fraud: Contractor, firms jailed for 104 years
Justice Adebukola Banjoko of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory sitting in Gudu, Abuja, on Friday, convicted and sentenced Jubril Rowaye, an oil marketer, to a total of 104 years imprisonment over N1.05billion subsidy fraud charge preferred against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Why we must unite and make progress, by Goodluck Jonathan
My dear party members, on behalf of the leaders of our great party, I welcome you all to this meeting of stakeholders. Thank you for finding time to attend, even at such a short notice. I specially welcome our State Governors and deputy Governors, our members of the National Assembly who are competently flying our party flag, as well as Senator Ali Modu Sheriff and Senator Ahmed Makarfi who are our eminent party leaders.

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