Cleric urges respect for rule of law
We don’t pay area boys – Apapa-Iganmu council boss
Container trucking: Profit making not our motive – APM Terminals
Salami’s suspension: We ‘re still studying situation – OPC
UN blast: Be vigilant, First Lady urges Nigerians
Flood ravages Ugborodo communities
Sultan flays UN house blast
Nnamani endorses S-East Economic Summit
Enugu pays minimum wage, clears arrears
Fire kills woman, 2 kids in Delta
Nokia launches new phones, targets 1bn new entrants
Plateau: Jang’s jaunts
Kogi deserves better devt 20 yrs after – Isa, PDP guber aspirant
Onoja accuses INEC of frustrating petition against Mark
The perils of Babangidaism

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UN reviews Nigeria’s security status
The United Nations said yesterday that it plans to scale up the security threat status of its Nigerian personnel and infrastructure from low and medium security threat just as investigators from the America’s Federal Bureau of Investigations, FBI, as well as Nigerian security operatives are making every effort to get close circuit television footage of the attack.
Mr. President, terrorism is not global
By Emmanuel Aziken I have waited with sorrowful expectation to see how some political rivals of President Goodluck Jonathan would respond to the insecurity situation in the country that peaked with last weekend’s bombing of the United Nation offices in Abuja. I dare say that I have not been totally disappointed. General Babangida who had […]
An apple a day keeps ill health at bay
An apple a day keeps the doctor away”, they say. But I say “an apple a day keeps your cholesterol levels low”. Regular intake of whole apples have been shown to reduce total cholesterol and LDL-cholesterol (bad cholesterol) levels which gives rise to a whole lot of heart benefits.
Juwah laments dearth of software decoders
Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Dr. Eugene Juwah, at the weekend lamented the dearth of software encoders in Nigerian and requested the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion, NOTAP, to step into this aspect for the benefit of the industry.
High cost of transportation, production, blamed for cement price hike
The high cost of transportation, production and activities of middlemen has been blamed for the recent hike in the price of cement, according to stakeholders in separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.

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