Eight public facilities that have gone extinct in Abuja
Nigeria’s capital city, Abuja, is deteriorating and the meagre infrastructure are going extinct.
80% of Bakassi indigenes are from Akwa Ibom- Gov. Akpabio
Abstract: The Governor of Akwa Ibom insists that Bakassi was wrongfully ceded to Cameroon by the International Court of Justice.
Falconets qualify for Semi-Final
The Nigerian U-20 women beat a hard fighting Mexican team to qualify for the semi-final of the world cup.
Nigeria leads Mexico 1 – 0
The first half of the quarter final match between Nigeria and Mexico has ended with no goal scored.
FCT Area Councils share N1.78b revenue, SURE-P allocations
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) on Wednesday shared the sum of N1.786 billion among its six Area Councils being ...
Anambra governor, Peter Obi, in brewery ownership scandal
Critics ask the governor to step down for allegedly cornering shares in a company own by his state
Nigeria, China collaborate in marine science research
Nigeria and China have embarked on a major marine research.
Stop giving Boko Haram money, JTF warns Maiduguri residents
Traders in Maiduguri pay the Boko Haram for arms seized by the JTF.
Soyinka to grace re-opening of universities in Cote d’Ivoire
Wole Soyinka will join other eminent persons at the re-opening of schools that have been shut since 2010 in the ...
Police arrest ‘700-year-old ‘Spirit’ in Kano
A man poses as a 700 year old spirit to dupe people in Kano.
I resigned to retain my integrity, says Nnaji
Former minister says his resignation from office would enable him pursue his dream for integrated power supply in the country.
External reserve rises to $38.4billion, CBN says
CBN says the nation’s external reserve witnessed a 3.7 per cent growth on August 27.
Kano to spend 12 million dollars on 500 students
Kano state takes strides to develop education in the state.
FG asks Adamawa to relocate persons living in flood prone areas
The Federal Government says the flood victims are obstinate and have refused to leave the flood prone areas.
Bankers oppose CBN’s N5000 note issuance plan
Senior staff of financial institutions warn that proposed currency restructuring and the issuance of N5000 note might devalue Nigeria’s currency.
Sanusi must convince us of N5000 note-Reps
The House of Representatives says it will consider poor Nigerians and the Nation’s inflation rate before endorsing the new currency ...
Falconets ready for Mexico
Falconets prepare to tackle Las Aztecas of Mexico to secure a place at the semi-finals of the FIFA U-20 Women’s ...
P square, Bez top 2012 Headies nominee list
At the Hip Hop World Music Awards, P square and Bez will slug it out for most recognised act.
Mixed reactions to standard bride price for Imo women
The traditional rulers in Imo State plan to impose a standardised fee as dowry on all parents, guardians and communities ...
Don’t patronise touts, U.S. embassy advises visa applicants
The U.S. embassy in Abuja says 40, 000 visa applications have been processed this year.
Prof. Nnaji’s resignation, a welcome development- TUC
The TUC condemned the participation of companies linked to the former minister in the power sector reform.
I own “Ibori $15 million bribe”, Andy Uba was my courier, man tells court
A businessman who claims to be an associate of Andy Uba says he owns the Ibori bribe, and the money ...
Police launch 40 light armoured patrol vehicles
The police boss says police officers must respect the fundamental rights of Nigerians
Physical exercise can help the depressed- Psychiatrist
People who have diabetes are more likely to suffer from depression.By Oladimeji Kayode People who suffer from depression can ...
Don’t leave us homeless, Jos chopper crash victims cry
The police is silent on whether the victims will be compensated or not
