Jonathan sees off ex-Sierra Leone President Koroma, welcomes return home
Gov Namadi appoints son of late emir as 17th Emir of Gumel
FG bans peace corps, seals offices in Abuja
ASUU may call off strike, Wednesday
Fashola assures of speedy resolution of Lagos teachers strike
Why apex bank removed Adenuga
Amnesty: Whither MEND?
Niger Delta crisis affects our economic base—Alabo Graham Douglas
Nollywood shines @ DISCOP Africa
Kudirat Abiola: another witness contradicts himself
Obi of Onitsha survives kidnap attempt
Etiaba commends PPA on Special Convention
Bakare partners Afenifere against PDP
Ebong, Ibru and others mark register at EFCC HQ
CBN sacks Adenuga, Bank PHB, ETB, Spring Bank MDs
Oceanic Bank gets 4 new executive directors
PDP State Congress was halted by court

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Gov Orji’s detractors will fail, say Commissioner
Politicians in the country, especially those in Abia state have been warned to desist from inciting the public in their assessment of development in the state and the country in general.
Uduaghan tasks Christian rulers to avoid religious segregation
THE Delta State governor, Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan, has charged Christian traditional rulers across the country to avoid religious segregation against adherents of other religions but rather “let them learn, through your ways to develop a large heart. Nigeria is a big country; the national body of Christian traditional rulers should be a bridge builder across the country,†he said.
Policemen went haywire, kill 2
WHILE millions of Nigerians were busy celebrating the country’s 49th Independence anniversary Thursday, some trigger happy policemen allegedly from Adekunle Divisional Headquarters went haywire, shooting sporadically and killing two innocent persons in error.
Holy Ghost fire banned
CATHOLIC Archbishop of Kano Diocese, Most Rev. John Namaza Niyiring has banned the use of the slogan, “Holy Ghost fire†by members of his congregation even as he urged them to return to the church’s traditional ways of worship.
African countries seek for aid
The World Bank on Thursday in Instanbul venue of this year IMF/World Bank meeting disclosed that Some African Finance and Education Ministers have written to development and finance ministers in leading Organisation of Economic Corporation and Development OECD, donor countries, appealing for financial help to send 20 million children to primary school for the first time by the end of next year.

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