Ladoja asks court to quash charges against him
Fashola tasks Land Use Tribunal members on justice
Crisis looms at Okpara Agric varsity
Court dismisses suit against Ohakim’s election
Tipper owners demand share of $100m French grant
Army officers’ dependants undergo skills acquisition training
Kidnappers may face death penalty in Benue
Labour, others seek decent work environment
Hassan Lawal, failed minister
Electricity, Not Excuses
Atuche gets Court’s nod to enforce rights
Buhari, Atiku, Bafarawa plot against Yar’Adua
My Nigeria is different from yours
Daniel, NNPC to parley on gas project
2011: Okogie urges Nigerians to rise against election rigging
Ekiti to introduce toll for heavy duty vehicles

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Fraud: Army places General, Colonel under house arrest
ABUJA—Following alleged corrupt practices, misapplication of funds and outright disappearance hundreds of millions of naira at the Nigeria Army Post Housing scheme, the Nigeria Army command has directed that a Brigadier-General and a Colonel be put under house arrest.
6,000Mw: FG reinstates commitment to gas supply
ABUJA—The Federal Government has reiterated its determination and commitment to ensure adequate gas supply to power plants in the country in order to achieve its target of reliable and steady electricity for industrial and domestic purposes.
FG, ASUU end rift, sign deal
*Govt approves seven private varsities By Daniel Idonor & Chris Ochayi ABUJA — THE Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, yesterday signed the re-negotiated 2006 agreement, ending the protracted strike, which has crippled academic activities in the nation’s universities in the last four months. Meantime, the Federal Government, yesterday, gave provisional […]
Peace coming back to N-Delta — Lukman
LONDON—Peace is being restored in the Niger Delta oil producing region where attacks by militants have led to a sharp fall in exports, Nigeria’s oil Minister, Dr Rilwan Lukman said yesterday.
Reps move to curb illegal migration
ABUJA—The Diaspora Committee of the House of Representatives yesterday pledged to intensify efforts to discourage the mass exodus of Nigerians to other countries as deportees from the Republic of Libya called on their fellow citizens set to flee through illegal routes to rethink their plans.
Amnesty: N-Delta students back Tompolo
WARRI—STUDENTS of Niger Delta origin throughout the federation yesterday, in Warri, staged a peaceful rally to praise ex-militant leader, High Chief Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, for keying into the Federal Government’s amnesty programme.
Politicians not as corrupt as bankers … Senate
By Emmanuel Aziken & Inalegwu Shaibu Abuja — The Senate, yesterday, appraised the conduct of the political class and declared that corruption among politicians could not in any way be compared with the spread of vice among bankers.
Fifa U-17: Onovo Orders Water tight Security
Ahead of the commencement of the FIFA under-17 football tournament this weekend in Nigeria, the Police high command in Abuja said yesterday that it has put up a water tight security network nationwide to ensure a smooth and safe hosting of the global sports fiesta.
Shun Anenih’s unity rally, Ogbemudia tells PDP members
BENIN—THE Samuel Ogbemudia-led faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo State yesterday urged its members to shun the weekend unity rally proposed by the Chief Anenih-led faction.
Shell donates 500KVA transformer to Ughelli community
UGHELLI—A 500 KVA Transformer donated to Effurun-Otor community in Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State by Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), has been commissioned.
Fashola Youth Academy calls for support
Babatunde Raji Fashola (BRF) Youth Soccer Academy has called for the support of Nigerians in their quest to churn out talents for the future use of the country.
Consultant hails Osakwe’s appointment
THE Delta State governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, has been commended for appointing Mr. Azuka Osakwe, as Delta State Commissioner for Commerce and Industry.
500 displaced as flood submerges 200 houses in Rivers
Port Harcourt— Over 5,000 people have been displaced, as 200 houses were submerged in flood at Ohia-Era community in Obio/Akpor local government area of Rivers State, following the heavy rains which enveloped the state last week.
NGO kicks against creation of new security outfit for N-Delta
LAGOS—The Maritime Industry Advocacy Initiative (MAIN), has kicked against the proposed creation of another security agency supposedly to enforce peace and reduce violence in Niger Delta.
Akpabio asks Attah for forgiveness
UYO—Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State thrice apologised to his predecessor, Obong Victor, yesterday in the latter’s country home and sought his blessings before the reconciliatory committee of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) that visited the state to resolve the face-off between both personalities.

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