

CBN warns MFBs operators against false rendition of returns
Ex-convicts in work force pose liability problems
700 benefit from NAPEP’s COPE programme in Enugu
Hospital Chapel holds mission awareness
DPR shuts 16 illegal fuel stations in Benue
AutoReg set for launch in Niger, Kebbi
FRCN plans upgrade of Training School to varsity
Kano residents petition Senate President over Sharia law
NLC condemns spate of kidnapping
Kano free of Boko Haram – Police
We won’t be distracted by cynics, says Bayelsa govt
Security operatives seal off Kaduna NUJ office
Nigeria’s poverty level worries Cleric
2010 budget: Muktar to brief Senate
Nigerian emerges best graduating student in Mexico
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SubscribeFG, ASUU resume negotiation today
THE Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) will today resume negotiations in an efforts to find solution to the lingering face-off between both parties after about a month that the government walked out, Vanguard can authoritatively report.
CBN foresees death of 9 banks
The nation’s 24 banks may be pruned to 15 as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), gets set to release the auditing of banks not affected in the earlier exercise last month.
Supporters in fisticuff over Anambra PDP Ward Congress
By Vincent Ujumadu AWKA—Supporters of some of the governorship aspirants engaged their opponents in physical combat over allegation that money was changing hands while they were waiting for officials of the congress committee to arrive at the just concluded ward congresses of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Anambra state, yesterday with some of the […]
Kidnapping now serious business, laments Kwara dep gov
By Demola Akinyemi ILORIN — Kwara State Deputy Governor, Chief Joel Ogundeji, has lamented that kidnapping has now become serious business in some parts of the country and urged church leaders in particular to rescue the nation from the hands of enemies of progress through fervent prayers and thought-provoking sermons. The deputy governor who bared […]
Tinapa Shipping Line makes maiden voyage
The Tinapa Shipping Line, which started operations Monday as a cargo vessel to serve the Tinapa Business Resort and neighbouring state, made its maiden voyage to the dormant Calabar Sea Port in Calabar, Cross River State.
Oshiomhole doles out N6.5m to offset indigent patients’ bills
WORRIED by the plight of indigent patients at the Accident and Emergency units of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), Governor Adams Oshiomhole, weekend paid the sum of N6.5million to offset their hospital bills.
Police arrest Edo CRPP chairman
Edo State chairman of the Coalition of Registered Political Parties (CRPP), Dr. Samson Isibor, was yesterday arrested by operatives of the state police command over alleged defamatory statements against Governor Adams Oshiomhole.
Sado, factional leader, withdraws suit against PDP leadership
THE factional chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo State, Mr. Edward Sado, and the state youth leader of the party, Chief Francis Inegbeneki, yesterday withdrew their suit filed against the national leadership of the party at the Benin High Court.
First time out: (10) For us, sex was just one of the games we played
Those who want to have sex at this point just pick each other and go into hiding together to do it, while those who don’t, just hide and allow themselves to get caught
Group wants amnesty extended till 2020
AN Ijaw pressure group, Ijaw People Congress (IPC), has called on President Umaru Yar’Adua to extend the proposed amnesty to 2020, saying “ it will be in conformity with the vision of Nigeria to become economically strong in global circle by 2020″.
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