Insecurity: Nigeria must not become a killing field — Peter Obi
Video: Ogogo’s remains arrive Ilaro as actors Yinka Quadri, Jide Kosoko attend burial
Why we’re sheathing our sword – Boko Haram commander
I won’t be tolerant with power like Jonathan – Anyim
Oil revenue: I’m resolute – Ezekwesili
N10.6trn controversy: Ezekwesili challenges Maku to public debate
Concede presidency to S-East – Ohanaeze
N10.6 TRN WASTED FUND: FG hits back, takes on Ezekwesili
Afcon: Egyptian ref sent home
‘Catholic pullout of CAN is dangerous for the Body of Christ’
Igbo have no leaders – Ben Obi
Poverty, misrule, not responsible for Boko Haram – PDP
Afcon: Any hope after Nigeria, Zambia 1-1 draw?
Yar’Adua, Jonathan squandered N10.6trn
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SubscribeI’m alive, will be back – Chime, Enugu gov
FOR the first time since he left the country 135 days ago, Governor Sullivan Chime of Enugu State, yesterday, opened up on his condition, saying he is in good health and will soon return to the country.
Eagles fumble in 1-1 draw
Nigeria Monday night, marked their return to Africa Cup of Nations with a fumbling 1-1 draw with Burkina Faso in a Group C match at the Mbombela Stadium
OCT 1 BOMBING: Henry Okah found guilty, faces life jail
A South African court yesterday convicted Henry Okah of 13 terrorism charges, including conspiracy to commit terrorism and bombings that killed 12 people in Abuja on October 1, 2010.
Attack on Emir of Kano: IBB, Tinubu, Mark, others warn
REACTIONS have continued to trail Saturday’s attack on the convoy of the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayero, by gunmen, which left two of his aides dead, with former Military Head of State, General Ibrahim Babangida, describing the attack as a wake-up call.
He also called on President Goodluck Jonathan to caution his political appointees on their intemperate language, which he claimed had done more harm than good.
POLICE COLLEGE VISIT: ‘Why are you treating people like poultry…’ – Jonathan
Apparently embarrassed by what he saw at Nigeria’s Police College, on last Friday, President Goodluck Jonathan could not but lament openly, asking why people were being subjected to a treatment fit for chickens in the poultry.
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