How gas leak caused panic in Ogun schools; govt launches assessment
South-West: Why I’m contesting against Tinubu – Makinde
NGF: Show proof that I voted, Mimiko tells Amaechi
Jonathan bans Boko Haram, Ansaru
2015: Igbo ‘ll deliver S-East to PDP — Orji
Alleged inciting statements: Arrest Buhari now, says CAN
Achebe drew the world closer – Obama
Boko Haram: Catch Shekau, get N1.1bn – US
Forbes rates Aliko Dangote world’s 25th richest man
2015: North shuns Jonathan’s peace moves
Jonathan has not rewarded Igbo – Uwazurike
`Pini Jason, like Achebe, fought for social justice’

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Herdsmen massacre 17, several hundreds flee homes in Benue
Despite efforts by security agencies to stem the recurrent invasion of parts of Benue state by armed Fulani herdsmen, no fewer than 17 persons have been killed in Akough village in Guma local government area of the state by suspected Fulani mercenaries.
2015: Anenih calls for automatic tickets for Jonathan, governors
The chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party, Chief Tony Anenih Firday canvassed that in order to avoid the wrangling that characterised party primaries especially for executive positions, incumbent president and governors who have performed well in office should be granted automatic tickets to contest election.
2015 Presidency: North may sanction pro-Jonathan politicians
INDICATIONS emerged, Thursday, that the north might sanction prominent politicians from the region found to be fraternising with President Goodluck Jonathan with a view to scuttling its desire of occupying the Presidency in 2015.
Kano arms cache belongs to Hezbollah — DSS
Director of Department of State Services, DSS, in Kano, Mr. Bassey Etang, has said the weapons of mass destruction discovered in a bunker at a Lebanese residence in Kano, Tuesday, belong to international terrorist organisation, Hezbollah.
Nigerians need no ‘marking scheme’ to assess Jonathan’s administration – ACN
The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has said Nigerians need no ‘marking scheme’ to assess the Jonathan Administration or any administration at all, noting that the people know when a government has impacted positively on their lives.

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