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·          Ambassador advises politicians on environmental laws ·          Nigeria stronger together, says Guild of Editors ·          Senate seeks suspension of new health centres ·          One million pupils to enjoy FG's schools' feeding in Katsina State ' Official ·          Promoting banking, serving humanity ·          DisCos require $7.7b to fix assets, says Nnaji ·          Slot marks Lagos @50 with photo contest ·          Eurobond: Fed Govt, UBA, Zenith raise $2.5b ·          How to win war against fake drugs ·          Banking stocks' return hits 51.2% as equi...

·          Rejected abroad, 'kings' at home ·          Revealed: Security advises against arrest of Northern youths ·          Land grabbing: Lagos arraigns suspected notorious kingpin, six others ·          Ajimobi flags off N70bn Ibadan Circular Road construction ·          FAAN rejigs security arrangement at airports ·          Imo robbery: Slain policemen's widows laud Zenith Bank for compensation ·          Police announce reward for officers ·          Inside story of the LAST ABDUCTION that nailed Evans ·          Billionaire kidnap kingpin bares it all! ·          H...

S’East committee shortlists Patience Jonathan, Ekweremadu, Okorocha, Orji-Uzor Kalu, Obi, 8 others For 2019 Presidency. Ahead of the 2019 general elections, three Igbo groups, the World Igbo Youth Congress, WIYC, the Igbo Students’ Association, ISA, and the South-East Women Professionals, SWP, have shortlisted prominent Igbo politicians to run for presidency. The decision came after their extra-ordinary general congress held in Enugu on Friday. This is coming few days after the Ohanaeze Youth Council, OYC, equally declared that there would be no going back on the Igbo presidency in 2019. The OYC had declared that should it not realize Igbo presidency in 2019, it would see to the actualization of Biafra in 2020. Similarly, the three Igbo groups, which met in Enugu shortlisted the Deputy Senate President, Chief Ike Ekweremadu, former Anambra Governor, Peter Obi, Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, former Abia Governor, Orji Uzor Kalu, immediate past first lady, Dame Patien...

·          CAN visits Osinbajo, demands five-point agenda ·          Quit notice: Okorocha, Uwazurike cool tensions ·          Ogba Zoo and Nature Park in throes of death ·          Acid attack: Court extends couple's detention ·          Marital issues affected me at Leicester ' Musa ·          Osinbajo's budget remark faulty, say Saraki, Dogara ·          Reps blow hot over Acting President's comment ·          Bankers' Committee: FX Window attracts $2.2b ·          Conduct tribunal chair may face fresh EFCC probe ·          Court okays partial secret trial for Dasuki ·...

·          Fed Govt: no need to panic over quit notice ·          Osinbajo to Igbo leaders: condemn divisive remarks ·          CCT acquits Saraki of false assets declaration charge ·          I've been vindicated, says Senate President ·          Marketers beg Fed Govt to clear N800b debt ·          Evans breaks down in custody ·          Senate seat: Hussain, Adeleke are APC, PDP candidates ·          12 dead, dozens injured in London tower fire ·          Olubadan, chiefs back Ajimobi on Olubadan chieftaincy law review ·          Sagay shocked as Ozekhome, others hail ju...

o     Aisha back, says Buhari will return soon o    Osinbajo: bankers should face trial for stolen funds o    Tight security for $2.1b arms deal panel members o    UNFPA Executive Director Osotimehin dies at 68 o    Police name London terrorists o    Zenith Bank raises $2.1b via Eurobond o    Dokpesi, Iwuanyanwu , others form party o    No constitutional crisis over Buhari's absence, says Presidency o    Looters worse than drug traffickers, says Osinbajo o    Boko Haram men inTaraba, says governor o    Mosque attack: NSCIA demands arrest of Ekiti masqueraders o    The full armour of God (11) o    Avoid sunlight to prevent eye damage ' Ophthalmologist warns o    Lagos NUT intensifies lobby to extend teachers' retirement age o    LASPOTECH staff unions resume strike o    Give states more powers t...