Nigeria commiserates with Nepal over landslides, flash floods
Private sector needs govt support to survive —TFC boss
Lagos Rep bye-election: PDP beats AD in Ibeju-Lekki
PDP wins Lagos bye-election
‘Why Oyinlola is always resolving conflicts’
Court sacks Oyo majority leader
Somali Pirates: Kidnapped Nigerian crewmen arrive Abuja
Onoh’s family rejects burial support from Enugu govt.
Meltdown: We are not broke, Says Finance Commissioner
C/River State and the loss of 76 Oil wells
Yar’Adua is a listening President, say El-Ilory
I’m writing a book on June 12—Bashir Tofa
Atta-Mills, Yar’Adua hold bilateral talks

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Dangote, Otedola raise N155 million for mosque
Alhaji Dangote, the chief launcher at the ceremony had made a brief appearance with a whopping donation of 5% of the needed money,N75M before he left the venue, but Femi Otedola a co-launcher shortly after, shocked the entire congregation with a donation of N80M, the highest, shooting Dangotes by N5M.
Ogun govt berates Assembly
While explaining that the Ogun State Development and Bond Law of 1980 was passed by the State House of Assembly under Chief Bisi Onabanjo, Ajayi said “that has taken care of the bond and therefore, the house does not need to enact another law because there is an existing Law 12 which takes care of that.â€
JAMB registrar’s daughter fails final varsity exam
My wife also failed in her last year in the university, but waited for one year before she graduated. When I asked my daughter about this university, she said everything in Covenant University is good. So keep it up. I want to commend the Chancellor and the Vice Chancellor.â€
No division in our family, says Onoh’s son
I will give my life for Enugu state, and it’s a struggle I grew up seeing him go through and it’s a struggle we all as his kids paid dearly for
Defence HQ warns-Amnesty to militants or not, military ‘ll defend national interests
The Defence headquarters warned yesterday that the offer of amnesty to militants by the federal government to lay down their arms and embrace peace and dialogue in resolving the crisis in the Niger Delta, did not mean that vital national interests in the area would not be safeguarded if threatened or attacked.

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