NPAN hosts Town Hall meeting today
Health workers’ strike disrupts services in federal hospitals
Bini Heritage: Ekpeye in the fold
Eagles static on FIFA world rankings
Student free from 17 yrs drug addiction after varsity admission
Of Boko Haram, Ali Sheriff and the pen judges
Oral contract is enforceable between parties(2)
Harmony between Bar, Bench essential -Justice Gummi
AUN confers Ph.D on Zuma
Tolling: Lagos govt action is subjudice – Agbakoba
The Good, the Bad side of sugar (1)
Edo 2007: Oshiomhole vindicates Osunbor
48-hr cargo clearance realisable – Minister
LCCI picks holes in 2012 budget
Senator urges FG to outsource BPE
Deaths From Boat Accidents
New SONCAP regime kicks off January – SON DG

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Okada riders protest ban in Lagos
For the fourth time within a space of three weeks, motorcycle operators popularly called Okada riders took to the streets to protest the decision of Lagos State government to ban their operation on the high ways in Lagos State with effect from December 31.
(In)Equality before the law
NIGERIA must have some of the best laws in the world. Ironically, Nigeria lacks the will to implement the laws. See what we have done with our numerous Constitutions and the governmental systems. In the beginning, our British colonial masters bestowed the parliamentary system of government on us.
In Lagos, organisation hosts fiesta for children
It was a beehive of activities in celebration of Nigerian culture by children at the main exhibition hall, National Theatre, Iganmu Lagos last week when the Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC) celebrated its annual children’s cultural Festival.
Fashola tasks council bosses on service delivery
Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, yesterday, charged the 57 chairmen of local governments and local council development areas, LCDAs, to be up and doing in discharging their responsibilities to the residents of the state.
Sacked Sterling Group workers petition IG
Disengaged workers of Sterling Group, who were laid off recently, have raised alarm over threats to their lives by unknown persons, which they said emanated from their stand against the company’s decision to deny them their full benefits as specified under the law.

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