“Jungle City†goes green on tree planting day
Check Her Out: This girl can challenge Kenyans
FG introduces uniform duty rate on vehicles
IMO to sanction Nigeria over littered waters
Ten stocks gain as share value dips further by N162bn
Expert calls for industry-based share reconstruction
Cornerstone berates insurance brokers
Alitheia Capital to grow capacity in microfinance sector
‘Professionalism is my priority’ —Omatseye
CABOTAGE LAW: Ship-owners head to court for enforcement
JTF parades combat vehicles
We’re not at war with anybody in N-Delta —JTF
Obasanjo killed Abacha’s vision 2010 — FG
FG hails MEND’s ceasefire, but…
ACF condemns N-Delta militants ‘bellicose’ attitude
Education sector in disarray

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Westminster College churns out 46, to start varsity foundation course
About 19 students who graduated from the college in 2008 were sent to various universities in England and USA to do four years to obtain their first degree in economics, accounting, business management, law, politics, marketing and sciences.
A season of strikes … workers battle for benefits
For over a week now, post offices across the country have been shut down. Hospital services suspended as members of the National Union of Posts and Telecommunication Employees ( NUPTEE), Medical and Health Workers Union, National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives, Non Academic Staff Union of Universities commenced a strike last week.
Use gas turbine engine to power electricity, Tobi advises PHCN
He said it will be cheaper, economical and make electricity freely available to all, as less payment would be made by the consuming public.
Group asks EFCC to probe DESOPADEC’s largesse to DTHA
CDHR in a statement signed by its Chairman, Mr. Oghenejabor Ikimi, said “we call on the EFCC to investigate the above scam as we all Nigerians to shun and reject corrupt leaders and their ill gotten wealth, as that is the only panacea to ensuring transparency and good governance in the polity.
Global Jobs Pact: We need to work together —ILO
The 98th session of the International Labour Organisation ( ILO) held in Geneva, Switzerland last month, was one in which the three social partners; workers, government and employers agreed to work together to create job more job opportunities .This was done with the unanimous adoption of the Global Jobs Pact.

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