Commuters stranded as floods cut off Agbarho/Ughelli road
Court dismisses suit seeking to void Donald Duke’s PRP presidential candidacy
Soaring food prices drive inflation to 27.33%
Labour suspends strike
Strike: Labour lists 6 conditions before suspension of action
Editors Conference: Tinubu, Amuka, Eno task Nigerian media on factual, developmental news
NSA urges labour to rescind strike, says attackers of Ajaero arrested
‘I’ve not chosen wrongly’, 62-yr-old Salawa Abeni unveils third husband
Saudi visa cancellation: FG urges calm, assures issue will be resolved
NPAN to FG: Provide succour to ease suffering of Nigerians
We inherited serious liabilities – Tinubu
Labour Unions lock out NASS Staff
Nigerian mother of two found dead in her UK home
NLC, TUC begin nationwide strike today
FG moves to check excessive borrowing by states

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Saudi Arabia cancels 264 Air Peace passengers visas on arrival
Saudi Arabia authorities have cancelled the visa of all the 264 passengers airlifted by Nigeria’s major carrier, Air Peace on arrival on their arrival to the country from Kano.
Politicians frustrating Nigerians, another protest worse than EndSARS looms — Aisha Yesufu
Popular socio-political activist, Aisha Yesufu, has said corrupt politicians in Nigeria are frustrating the masses which can lead to another nationwide protest.
Annual Confab: Amuka, Osoba, Obaigbena lead 300 editors to Uyo
All is now set for the 19th All Nigeria Editors Conference, as Publisher of Vanguard, Uncle Sam Amuka; former Governor of Ogun State, Aremo Segun Osoba; Chairman/Editor-in-Chief of THISDAY and Arise News Channel, Prince Nduka Obaigbena, and 300 editors will arrive Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capita, on Tuesday, for the annual conference.
Bayelsa: INEC adjourns collation of results till noon
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Bayelsa State has adjourned the announcements of the remaining two local government areas results to noon on Monday.
Kogi: How ethnicity may influence voters’ choices
•Two-horse race between APC, SDP By Omeiza Ajayi Today’s election in Kogi state, strictly speaking, appears to be a two-horse race according to political pundits. Created in 1991 with 21 local governments, Kogi, like others has three senatorial districts, with the dominant tribes distributed accordingly. While the Igala are dominant in Kogi East with nine local governments, […]

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