Kalabari begins countdown to Dokubo-Asari coronation
Boko Haram weakened but not defeated — Gov Inuwa Yahaya
ICPC arrests Edo lawmaker
Babangida disclaims alleged plot to attack Christians
Buhari embarks on image laundering stomp
Nigeria at 50: Police to deploy 12,000 officers for celebration
Nigerians in Bakassi complain of harassment – Ajibola
Door-to-door campaign: Jonathan rakes 1m volunteers in 2 days
60% Nigerians lack confidence in banks
Enugu: More groups endorse Chime
Why I need 4 more years – Uduaghan
Nigeria’s Bonny crude exports to hit 2-year high-trade
Banks fraud: FCT police recover over N200m
2011: Technical reasons we want extension – NEC
Presidency mounts security surveillance on Kaduna, Jos

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‘Leave APGA out of Ojukwu private political negotiations’
It is pertinent to state that APGA is the first Appellant along with my humble self as the second Appellant in an Appeal pending at the Supreme Court slated for definite hearing on October 7, 2010. This is contrary to the misleading and mischievously orchestrated media propaganda that the Supreme Court had on 12th July 2010, entered judgment against the party and myself and in favour of Victor Umeh and other Respondents.
2011: Group asks Fashola to declare intention
Ahead of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) primaries, a group of young residents in Lagos State under the umbrella of Fasholamania Worldwide has called on the incumbent Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State to declare if he wants to re-contest in the 2011 gubernatorial election in the state in order to lay peoples’ anxiety to rest.
Ohakim has surprised me – Nzeribe
You are right to say there is division in South-east over who to back as far as the 2011 presidential race is concerned. But don’t forget that the situation is not peculiar to Igbo nation. In the North, you also have division. You have some people speaking about zoning.
Ohaneze election: Diaspora group endorses Diboh for president
IGBO people residing in Malaysia have endorsed Mr. Onyebuchi Diboh on his quest to become the first elected President of Ohaneze Ndigbo in Kempong, Kuala-Lumpur, Malaysia, in their first ever general election which is expected to hold October 2, 2010.
Nigeria @ 50: Lagos goes green-white-green
Eight days to the 50th anniversary of Nigeria’s independence, some parts of Lagos metropolis are wearing a new look as roads and buildings are being painted in white and green national colours

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