Afreximbank H1 profit jumps 30% to $535m as lending hits $35.4bn
US warns Nigerians over fake documents in visa applications
Nollywood actress, Remi Abiola, dies
PPA joins Agbaso’s suit against Ohakim, INEC
FUTO teachers vow to continue strike
Police begin search for kidnapped 7-yr-old boy
Tokyo appeals for bail at High Court
Secret Account: Ondo accuses House of insincerity
Ondo: PDP, Agagu fault contracts committee
EU vehicles lying waste in Abia
Quit now, Southern youths tell Jonathan
Shi’ites demonstration: Council of Ulamah reacts
Taraba begins distribution of fertilizer
Oshiomhole suspends Oredo LG boss
FG’s decision on PTI, policy sumersault —Maku
Erue urges Yar’Adua to sack Lukman
Akpabio seeks review of FG’s policy on national hangar

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Group makes case for ex-UNIBEN VC’s entitlements
Addressing newsmen, President of the group, Mr. Joe Akaraiwe, said “Professor Nwanze had been denied his entitlements as an ex-vice chancellor by the present management of UNIBEN which he alleged is being tele-guided by some unseen hands.
Discrimination: Amaechi asks judges to protect women
Making the appeal at the inaugural sitting of the Customary Court of Appeal (CCA), Rumuogba, Obio/Akpor local government area yesterday, Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi said some practices were evil and told the members to be guided by their conscience while delivering justice.
Female pilgrims to undergo pregnancy tests
“Pregnant women are not allowed to embark on the pilgrimage because of the rigorous nature of the exercise. We have had cases of miscarriages because of the pressure they pass through.
Saraki signs Land Charge Bill into law
In his remark, Speaker of the Kwara State House of Assembly, Alhaji Abdullazeez Babatunde Mohammed, said the state Land Charge Bill was an executive bill which passed through three readings and that a public hearing was also conducted before it was put in place, adding that it was brought to the House will the aim of ensuring prudent use of land resource in the state.
A/Ibom doctors shelve planned strike
“The NMA views the issue of personal utility vehicle allocation as a kind gesture from a politician who wants to go the extra mile to do the extra ordinary to revamp and galvanize the decaying health sector thus distinguishing himself among his peers.

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