Police arrest five over alleged robbery, recover pistol in Niger
Benue’s Taraku Mills 75 percent ready for full production – Contractor
Jonathan harps on improved grassroots system
Imoke’s entourage in auto crash
Group appoints 28 coordinators for Uduaghan’s re-election
Ex militants quit Rivers rehabilitation camp
Yar’Adua: Mum is the word for Shonekan
Cold war erupts between Police Affairs Minister, hierachy
NLC names deregulation team, may sue newspaper
Boko Haram: Gov Sheriff challenges murder charge
Why I speak Big, Big Grammar – Hon. Obahiagbon
Yes, Oshiomhole is after me for not joining AC, Emesealu
Buhari, Tinubu, others warn against constitutional collapse
Oshiomhole warns against negative utterances
LG sack: Why we are cautioning Oshiomhole – Reps
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SubscribeThe dilemma of Reps as Yar’Adua vanishes to become an “oracleâ€
Since President Umaru Yar’Adua was sneaked out from the country for medical treatment on the 23rd of November last year, and “smuggled†back penultimate Wednesday night, his handlers have made him look like an oracle.
2010 budget: House of Reps blames Presidency for delay
Abuja — The House of Representatives on Friday blamed the Presidency for the delay in passing the 2010 appropriation bill into law.
Supreme Court okays Nyame for trial
The Supreme Court, Friday, ordered the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to go ahead and prosecute the immediate past governor of Taraba State, Rev. Jolly Nyame, for allegedly stealing about N1.6 billion from the Taraba state treasury.
Over 100 feared dead in lingering hostilities in Katsina-Ala LGA
Vanguard gathered that aside the human lives that were lost in the fracas, several houses and villages had been leveled to the ground, as the invading militias ransacked the communities, destroyed public property and forcing people, including women and children to flee for refuge in bushes and forests.
‘My problems started when I conceived for him’
The court president, Mrs. Abigail Olatunji said there was no need to sustain the marriage because things had fallen apart between the couple. The marriage was dissolved with right of custody of the child granted to the petitioner. The Court President ordered that the respondent pay N2,000 monthly for the upkeep of the child even as he was granted unfettered access to the child.
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