Wike, Northern youths at war over Onaiyekan
S/Court throws out Uba’s suit against Obi
Nwankwo drags UBA, Spring Bank to CBN
Kidnapped Enugu UNDP coordinator released
Bulkcem vows not to resuscitate Nigercem under Elechi
NSCDC arrests 8 over fuel adulteration
Youth council hails Yar’Adua over amnesty to militants
Police kill bank robbery suspect in Bayelsa
Blind students protest Arewa youth leader’s arrest
Oshiomhole vows to make life better for Edo people
Northern elders caution over constitution review
Let’s learn from other nations, AC advises politicians
JTF official dies in Okada accident
Crisis rocks Nsukka LG
Group flays JTF’s attack on Gbaramatu kingdom

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One killed, others injured over witchcraft allegation
By Aliyu Dangida KIRIKASAMMA(Jigawa) — One Hajia Fatima Talatu Muhammad Daguro was reported killed and several others severely injured when the case of suspected witchcraft turned brutal in Matattarar-Alhazai Village, Kirikasamma local government of Jigawa State recently.
Opposition parties urged to stop promoting unpopular govt
OPPOSITION parties in Nigeria have been told to stop promoting unpopular governments in power and wake up to the challenges of displacing ruling party during election.
Three in Police net over murder
He added that while trying to identify those who had beaten him to the police, the suspects pounced on him, while one of them stabbed him in the neck killing him on the spot as the policemen who accompanied him fled for their lives.
NAICOM, PenCom release pension guidelines
By Solomon Asuquo ABUJA — Operations of the new pension scheme became clearer yesterday with the releases of the guidelines on annuity business in Nigeria by the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) in collaboration with the National Pension Commission (PenCom). Speaking at a joint press conference in Abuja, the Commissioner for insurance, Mr. Fola Daniel said […]
Ghost workers: 8-classroom school has 38 teachers
By Isiaka Oyibo LOKOJA — KOGI State Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Idris, yesterday, gave a startling revelation of how a public school in the state with eight classes had 38 teachers. This he attributed to over-bloated staff lists in the state.

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