Highways of horror: Motorists wail, spend 4 days on Benin-Asaba road
2011: PDP says adopting Jonathan entrenches equity
Akure agog as new Deji Adesida, is presented staff of office
Furore greets agitation for more states
Why ACF adopted zoning
Akingbola charged, to remain in EFCC custody
Crisis rocks Ohanaeze Ndigbo over tenure elongation bid
South East Political Summit postponed
Ibori will face trial in London soon —Wazir
ASUP begins ten-day strike in Ogun
AC aspirant’s murder:Onovo takes over
Police invite Daniel’s wife over alleged attack on Oladunjoye
Nigerian govts accused of not favouring Asians in oil policies
3rd batch of ex-militants begins training, Monday
Akingbola to be arraigned in Lagos today

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NURTW crisis: Killing of chairman’s loyalist triggers protest
AS the killing spree continues between the two factions of the National Union of Road Transport Workers Union, NURTW, Oyo State Chapter, a loyalist of the reinstated Chairman of the union, Alhaji Lateef Akinsola, aka Tokyo, has allegedly been felled by police bullets when he could not give details of the whereabouts of the incumbent Chairman.
Striking doctors accuse govt of insensitivity
Doctors under the auspices of the Medical Guild (MG), a representative organ of all doctors in the service of Lagos State, have accused the government of being insensitive to their plight.
Kanu, others root for improved ICT policy on education
Former Military Governor of Imo and Lagos States, Rear Admiral Ndubuisi Kanu Rtd, and the President General of Old Boys Association of Ughelli Government College, Delta State, Mr. Godwin Adokpaye yesterday, advised the Federal Government to take a holistic review of the nation’s information and communications technology policy on education in order to arrest the increasing fall in education standard.
Food vendor electrocuted in Shogunle
Tragedy struck yesterday along Agege Motor Road, Lagos, when a food vendor was electrocuted.
Towards radical economic policy change in a failing state
It does not matter again if Nigeria is categorized as a failing or failed state by economic and political pundits. To many Nigerians, this country has refused to show the traits of political and economic progress envisaged by the founding fathers and some foreign friends – Europeans and Africans.

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