Alarm in Lagos markets, as fraudsters target 125 business owners
Anambra: Husband recounts discovery of alleged child abuse
Govt, students blamed for NECO mass failure
Day robbers met their waterloo in Anambra
Oyedepo: Covenant Varsity implements FGN/ASUU agreement
The problem with handcuffing Tafa Balogun, by Ribadu
We heard a deafening noise and the building crumbled
Noise pollution and the consequences
Catholic bishops immortalise Rev. Tansi
GKS hails Okogie for condemning Holy Ghost fire prayers
The Voice of Victory: The miracle power of joy!
Nigeria Air Force in colourful show of air power

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“Jonathan’s Presidency ‘ll guarantee S’South’s stake in Nigeria”
Before Jonathan Presidency, I am already a relevant person. so, I don’t need this book to be relevant. The point is that I have been in this struggle, the struggle is me, and I am also the struggle. Of course, we did a lot of things before Jonathan became the President, even though God concluded it for us. So, the moment you get to one step, you are looking beyond that step; the moment Jonathan became the President, of course ordinarily, people will look at the next step.
“ I was fooledâ€
I never threatened to kill him. It was Dayo my child hood friend that put me into this. Now, he is nowhere to be found. The most painful aspect of it all is that I do not have his phone number because as at that time, he said he misplaced his phone and collected my number. I never knew I was being fooled.
Benue declares war on crime, criminality
It is not in doubt that security of lives and property remains a panacea for sustainable growth and development of any given society. And it is for this reason that successive governments in Nigeria have devoted huge sums to the funding of the Police and other auxiliary agencies that complement the efforts of the Nigerian Police Force in the protection of lives and property of the people.
Police arrest Army General’s son for impersonating , extortion
The pointer to the misdemeanour of 40yearsold Alex, as he is popularly known, could be traced to his undergraduate days at the Lagos State University ,where he was rusticated following his arrest for smuggling. Determined to make ends meet, Alex who claimed to be the son of a serving Brigadier- General in the Nigerian Army, toed an illegal path to achieve his goal. But unfortunately, things never went the way he had envisaged, as he currently regrets his action.
Editors stress imperative for peace in N-Delta
The Nigerian Guild of Editors, has said Nigeria has just survived the throes of death from militancy, saying that the nation will only know peace when peace returns to the Niger Delta region, adding that the nation was waiting to heal its self-inflicted wounds.
Many cases pending at Appeal Court, less than a year to elections
It is chilling to discover that less than one year to the next general elections in Nigeria, over 40 cases,
which arose from the conduct of the 2007 general elections, are pending and undecided at the Court of Appeal, Enugu Division.
The SAN’s Pulpit: The Death of the President and its aftermath (2)
reconcile ‘zoning’ with the constitutionally recognized principle of ‘federal character’â€.
It ought to be noted immediately that in our view, it is difficult to separate or differentiate ‘federal character’, at least as in its practice, from ‘zoning’ having regard to the fact that zoning as will be argued later, is always deployed to aid the implementation or realization of federal character. There are yet others that refuse to use the word zoning and prefer what is called ‘power rotation’.
Senatorial Seat: How Bob Effiong floored Akpan at S/Court
On May 21, this year, a five-member panel of the Supreme Court endorsed Senator Bob Effiong as the winner of the Akwa Ibom North East Senatorial District poll held on April 21, 2007.
Tribute: Alao Aka Bashorun, A leader, our hero
When the leadership of the Ikeja Branch of the Nigerian Bar Association, Ikeja muted the idea of inaugurating an annual lecture in honour of the Late Alao Aka Bashorun, a fine gentleman, activist extra ordinaire and bar leader, the support was spontaneous and unanimous.
The media, post amnesty and the 1999 constitution (2)
After amnesty comes employment, rehabilitation and redress. We challenge government to declare its proposals for employment, feeding, welfare, housing and education of the people granted amnesty.

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