Meta set to charge WhatsApp Business messages from October
How couple ended up getting married on Las Vegas flight
Adamawa PDP crisis deepens
Newuwumi tasks police on security in Sapele town
King of kidnappers confesses
Power: Why private operators cannot compete with PHCN – BPE boss
I inherited N30bn debt – Fayemi
Strike: Preparation thickens as LASCO meets
Ekiti: Fayemi gives conditions for reversal of councils dissolution
North even wants good government, they want Goodluck – Kayode
2011: Atiku making gains among PDP delegates – London research group
Minimum wage: LP asks FG to implement Belgore’s report
E-registration: Court dismisses suit against JAMB, NECO
DDC machines: INEC gives 35-day ultimatum to companies
FG repeals expatriate quota approvals for oil industry
6 parties back Ohakim’s 2nd term bid
2011: We must present popular candidate, says Nwodo

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One-yr-old baby stolen in Delta
A one-year-old baby-girl has been reportedly stolen from the custody of its mother.
Ooni of Ife urges unity amongst Yoruba people
DISTURBED by the perceived disunity amongst the Yoruba, the Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade, weekend, advocated unity among the Yoruba race particularly among the traditional rulers in the region.
Adesina asks Jonathan not to shield corrupt serving governors
FORMER Governor of Oyo State, Alhaji Lamidi Adesina, has cautioned President Goodluck Jonathan that attempts to shield corrupt state governors from prosecution would rubbish his free and fair crusade in the 2011 election.
Court orders police to exhume corpses of 2 brothers
A Delta State High Court sitting in Effurun, has ordered the state Commissioner of Police and three other policemen to exhume the corpses of a National Youth Service Corps NYSC, member, Collins Onaodowan and his brother, Owen Onaodowan, who were hurriedly buried by the police in August, for appropriate identification, joint post- mortem examination and interment.
ACN appeals to striking doctors
LAGOS State chapter of Action Congress of Nigeria,ACN, has appealed to the striking doctors and health workers in the state to go back to work so that negotiation can continue with the government.

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