News (301714)

Nigeria broke —President Buhari

Orubebe faces trial over bribery, false assets declaration •Details of the charges against him

Customs nab suspected banned poultry products smuggler in Lagos

Katsina to pay examination fees for students

Farmers urged to access CBN intervention fund

UNICEF to support Zamfara to immunise 1.2m children against measles

INEC okays 1.3 million to vote in Kogi guber election

Nigeria becoming like North Korea, HURIWA warns, condemns police suppression of Pro-Biafra agitations

Abia to pay workers outstanding arrears

Osun lecturers suspend 7-month strike

12 Things Men Do That Make Women Fall Deeper in Love

Seven oil thieves bag 84 years jail term

BVN enrolment hits 20.8m, says CBN

RIWAMA Sole Administrator vows to prosecute environmental sanitation defaulters

Amnesty students besiege Nigerian embassy in South Africa

PDP senators restate confidence in Saraki

Why we introduced new Ebonyi revenue law —Gov. Umahi

Nigeria risks investment over hefty MTN fine —Analysts

Cross River denies banning devotion in schools

NiMET predicts cloudy day laced with thunderstorms

Buhari urges African countries to uphold rule of law

Ogoni communities pledge support for UNEP Report implementation

Worshippers defy insurgents, observe Juma’at in bombed mosque

Obiano cries out to FG to save Anambra roads from imminent collapse

Kano shuts school over sodomy

Rebrand or die whinning, APC tells PDP

Onitsha industrialists rise against Emeka Offor, Enugu Electric

Football star Samuel Eto’o comes to the rescue of Boko Haram victims

Monthly Sanitation Exercise holds tmorrow in Rivers, govt. vows to deal ruthlessly with defaulters

Obiano confirms relocation of Boko Haram convicts from Anambra prison

MTN Nigeria gets deadline to pay $5.2 billion NCC fine

CBN spends over N400 billion without following due process •Reps launch probe

Breaking News: Customs boots out 34 officers

Saraki loses bid to stop corruption trial; Appeal Court throws out suit

Ten reasons why Obiano’s popularity continues to soar, By James Eze