Commissioner reads riot act to workers
Delta Speaker flags off free rural health care project
Brace up for reforms-MBAN charges PMIs operators
NNPC, big headache to Govt – Finance Minister
Digital warfare: The beginning of World War III
NUPENG directs members to resume strike over debt
NDLEA beams searchlight on Brazil-Nigeria route…arrests six suspects
Neo-Black Movement organises free health care
Call Ekereokosu to order, community tasks Uduaghan
Subscribers bemoan operators on promo, as networks collapse
Solar battery charger hits Nigeria’s market
Black Wednesday for two pastors
Akunyili : Toast of Diaspora Nigerians
Sona Breweries celebrates Xmas with Less Privilege
Pascal Dozie heads Commonwealth Business Council, plans big for Nigeria
Afribank repays 50% of borrowing from CBN

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New listings buoy NSE share value by N46bn
Amidst fluctuations in the major indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), the value of listed equities, buoyed by the listing of two companies with an entire share capital of N31.07 billion, appreciated, Friday, by N46.24 billion.
Seven underwriters, reinsurers to pay NBC N6.9bn fire claim
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Oshiomhole advocates participatory democracy
EDO State governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, has advocated participatory democracy to ensure that the people are adequately represented in decision making. Oshiomhole made the advocacy while receiving former members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, led by the party’s former national youth leader, Chief Francis Inegbeneki. Receiving the defectors, the governor said only good governance […]
The nightmare of coping with a drunkard spouse
He belonged to an evangelical church and sought the help of his pastor. He advised Henry to bring Gbemi to the church to stay a week, at least, for constant vigil and prayers so she could be weaned off alcohol. After arguing vehemently she wasn’t an alcoholic, Gbemi agreed to give the treatment a go to save her marriage. “After the one week,†Henry recalled, “she didn’t seem to be making much progress – she looked disorientated and I put it down to withdrawal symptoms.
Fashola tasks council bosses on leadership
LAGOS State governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola, has charged leaders to see leadership as a divine call to serve and not an instrument for amassing illegal wealth. Fashola, who spoke through his special adviser on local government and chieftaincy affairs, Samuel Olaide Ifemade, at the opening of a two-day seminar, entitled, Good Responsible Service Delivery in […]

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