NEITI to turn searchlight on mining sector
GTB Asset’s boss blames Nigerian economic crisis on poor management.
Operator says LPG industry remains buoyant
Uproar as Senate screens Akunyili
PHCN: No going back on reforms-FG
Senate commences ministerial screening
ZENITH Bank pays N11.3B Dividend
Edo police kill robbery suspect, arrest several others
Gov. Sherrif accuses political office holders of negligence
I won at lower tribunal,says Emodi
37 killed as female suicide bombers blast Mosco Metro
Asaba College to commence NOUN programme
CBN: Don’t sell the banks

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Imo Justice Ministry dispenses 529 cases in 3yrs
By Chidi Nkwopara OWERRI—The Department of Public Prosecution/Legal Research of the Imo State Ministry of Justice, disposed a total of 190 cases in 2007, 217 in 2008 and 122 in 2009. The Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Prince Ken Njemanze,SAN, who disclosed this in an interview, also revealed that his Ministry vetted and returned […]
Suspected mercenaries from Niger Republic nabbed in Benue
Twenty-Four illegal immigrants suspected to be mercenaries from Niger Republic were weekend nabbed by operatives of the Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, in Otukpo Local Government Area of Benue State.
No new NYSC members in Plateau for now, says D-G
Amid concerns by Nigerians over the security of corps members currently on their mandatory one-year service in crisis prone areas of the country, Director-General of the National Youths Service Corps, NYSC, Brig.-Gen. Maharazu Ismaila Tsiga, weekend in Lagos, affirmed that no corps member would be deployed in Plateau State until normalcy returns in the state.
Mixed reactions over pension for ex-govs in Kwara
Mixed reactions have trailed the proposed Bill for a law to make provisions for pension for the former governors and their deputies in the state since 1999 being moved by the Kwara State House of Assembly.
Varsity throws out 4 matriculating students for indiscipline
By Anayo Okoli Umudike—The Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, at the weekend revoked the admission of four matriculating students for indiscipline. The students sat with their matriculation gowns removed when the Registrar asked all matriculating students to remain standing to be formally admitted into the institution. The university’s security men arrested the students and […]

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