2027: Makinde names ex-SSS DG Lawal Daura as running mate
I ignored warnings before backing Gbenga Daniel for Senate in 2023 – Abiodun
PPA denies defection of members to PDP
NUPENG threatens to shut Warri Refinery today
Those fighting me are fighting God – Amaechi
New Edo PDP chairman harps on need for internal democracy
UAC Vs Ogodo:Sapele family land case appeal for hearing Wednesday
Child trafficking: Women judges meet in Asaba
Federal roads now death trap, says Imo govt
FG denies oil marketers import licence
Commission advises Christians on pilgrimage
Rival cult groups clash in Bayelsa
Emujakpor kicks against illegal dredging of Delta lands
Group to honour Jonathan’s wife, others
Two commit suicide in Lagos
Obi’s aide tasks women journalists on professionalism
Olashore blames education collapse on FG
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SubscribeWe won’t leave campus, say students
The embattled students of the University of Education, Ikere Ekiti (TUNADEK) who have been sent home by the authorities of the university over 9 months ago weekend, made a surprise appearance at the Ifaki Ekiti campus of the institution, vowing not to leave the campus until the authorities of the state government make a definite pronouncement over their resumption.
AC asks FG to handover federal roads to states
The Action Congress (AC) has stressed the need for the Federal Government to hand over all federal highways to the respective states where they are situated for proper maintenance.
Police on trail of fleeing robbers in Lagos
Police detectives attached to Itire division in Lagos State are on the trail of a gang of armed robbers who snatched a Mercedes Benz jeep from a male owner on Olagbaiye Street, Ilasamaja, weekend.
Fashola, others for varsity foundation laying ceremony
Prominent Nigerians including Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State will tomorrow lay the foundation of the proposed Augustine University owned by the Catholic Archdiocese of Lagos.
Senior civil servants slam Deregulation
SENIOR civil servants in the country have implored President Umaru Yar’Adua to allow reasons prevail and not to commit socio-economic and political suicide by going ahead with unpopular and anti-people’s policy of full deregulation of the downstream sector of the economy.
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