NBA faults court verdict on Electoral Act
Family, friends pay respects at Amy Winehouse’s funeral
Construction workers seek end to abandoned projects
Don charges govt on adequate funding of agriculture
Police killed 23 after bomb attack – amnesty
I give gifts, not bribes, says Bin Hammam
Argentina sacks coach Sergio Batista
Edo Dep Gov’s wife to pay N12m damages to soldier
Delta re-run: Tribunal upholds Uduaghan’s victory
Boko Haram: Minister seeks military’s assistance
Corruption: No more sacred cows, Jonathan vows
‘How Adoke withdrew 50% of EFCC cases from court’
Flooding: NOA canvasses ban on polythene bags
Minister’s action worries Izilien

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Jonathan swears in two special advisers; harps on strong economy
AHEAD of the arrival of Minister of Finance and Coordinator, National Economic Management Team, NEMT, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, from the World Bank to resume duties in Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday swore in two special advisers to beef up the proposed NEMT.
Niger Delta militants and the Boko Haram: Complex contrast
VANGUARD of July 20, 2011 ex pounded on its front page headline: “Reps afraid to discuss Boko Haram” as follows:”The fear of a possible reprisal attack against them or members of their families has kept members of the House of Representatives from discussing the growing menace of the Boko Haram sect which has been engaged in violent confrontations with security forces in Borno and other Northern states of the federation, Vanguard investigations have revealed”.
Police, robbers in gun duel in Rivers
THERE was pandemonium in parts of Oyigbo Local Government Area of Rivers State, yesterday, as policemen engaged a gang of armed robbers in a shoot-out.
Akala, ex-CP armed thugs – Sen Balogun
A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party in Oyo State, Senator Lekan Balogun at the Commission of Enquiry investigating the bloody clashes between two factions of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, yesterday, alleged that the immediate past administration of Adebayo Alao-Akala supplied ammunition and money to a faction of the union.
Let’s have an inclusive dialogue now!
IN August 2010, Ambassador John Campbell published the following views about Nigeria: “Nigeria is in trouble. National elections scheduled for 2011 has the potential to undermine the country’s current precarious stability by exacerbating its serious internal ethnic, regional and religious divisions. Since 1999, national presidential elections have adhered to an informal power sharing arrangement between the Muslim North and the Christian South, thereby avoiding regional and religious conflict.

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