Anambra Court jails native doctor ‘Eke Hit’ 12 years
Miners’ deaths: Adeyanju rejects panel payment, vows to expose cover-up
Checkpoint tragedies: Between police and eyewitnesses accounts
UNILAG sets pace with massive scholarship awards to students
Journalism students allege plan to kill institute
Oil workers threaten industrial unrest over unfair practices
Lagos inaugurates salary review c’ttee
Only 24.94% passed as WAEC releases results
Day angry women stormed Minna with brooms
20 suspected armed robbers nabbed in Asaba markets
Doctors’ strike: Matters arising
UNICEF trains journalists for defense of children
SFU nabs leader off fake C of O syndicate
The Voice of Victory: Unveiling the cost of power! (4)
The day Nigerians in Gabon caused a stir over Jonathan

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Who owns New Nigerian? FG or Northern state govts?
He came up with a report, which said look, take away the liability just like they did with the Daily Times and sell the New Nigerian. Up till now, it hasn’t been done. And so you have a situation where the MD spends three-quarters of his time running around, trying to get promises that the governors have made. So, he has very little time to run the paper.
Family cries for justice, takes case to Foreign Affairs Ministry
The family of a 28 -year-old Sunday Okiei, a native of Owan East Local GovernmentArea of Edo State, is appealing to the Federal Government to prevail on the South African Government to investigate the mysterious death of their son, who was a student in a university in Johannesburg before he died May 2010.
How the Police in Minna arrested fake cancer patients
In order to paint a very pathetic picture, they engaged four teenagers and dragged them along as their biological children to be fed and taken care of as they move from one street to the other in Minna, begging for alms.. Their plan was perfected and it worked as sympathizers could not do otherwise than to help them with different gifts.
Family raise alarm over threats to their lives
Sensing complicity and fould play, the Osualla family opened direct communication with the kidnappers who after some days, agreed to accept N1 million. The family were directed to drop the money at a spot on Abakiliki road which they did.
SSS arrests 5 suspects with 52 rifles, N4.8m in Borno
THE Department of the State Security Service (SSS) in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital has arrested five suspects in possession of weapons of mass destruction through a careful planning of execution and painstaking operations by the command.

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