LG boss seeks law on tenure extension
Nigeria, 12 others rated yellow fever-prone
Onovo clears air on Aquitane, Finbank saga
Imo Assembly orders Orji Kalu’s arrest
Injunctions bane of corruption war ….EFCC boss
Ondo: Police probe road project scam
Senate pledges good treatment for Uwais’ report
Jonathan tasks energy investors on capacity building
Lease of dams : Oni seeks monarchs’ assistance
Reps approve $500m loan for amnesty, railways
SERAP to Commission : Ask FG to drop anti-Media Bill
Winning Anambra election ‘ll be dauting, says Ogbu
2011: Sambo donates campaign car to Yar’Adua
INEC, Police assure on Anambra guber election
Fight Press Council Bill, SERAP tasks African rights commission
FEC okays N21bn for MDGs

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ANAMMCO workers protest alleged corruption
Abuja—Workers of the Enugu-based automobile company, ANAMMCO, have staged a peaceful demonstration in Abuja, calling on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) to investigate alleged corruption in the company. The workers, numbering more than 200, stormed the premises of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), in Abuja, […]
N161m fraud: EFCC opposes Haruna’s request for travel documents
By Emma Ovuakporie ABUJA—The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC has opposed the application brought before the Federal High Court, Abuja by former governor of Adamawa State, Mr Boni Haruna to enable him obtain his travel documents. The former governor is facing a 28 count amended charges which border on money laundering and stealing of […]
Ondo communities appeal to govt over bunkering
By Dayo Johnson & Gbenga Ariyibi AKURE—COMMUNITIES in the riverrine areas of Ondo State yesterday cried out to the Federal Government over the illegal activities of oil bunkering which had posed greave danger to their continued existence. Their spokesman and former Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Mr. Isaacs Kekemeke told newsmen in Akure that […]
Four UNIPORT unions on strike over ex-militants’ rampage
TO ensure government heeded to calls for the relocation of ex-militants from their rehabilitation camp at Aluu, four unions of the University of Port Harcourt yesterday withdrew their services from the institution.
Maryam Babangida…. Obituary for the living
“I do not think that it is the ight thing for one to write one’s epitaph. So, I am afraid I would have to ask that I be excused from writing my epitaph…. what I want is that when it pleases God to send for me, well my contemporaries would be in the position to write whatever they like, pro, or contra, about me. But History will be my witness.’’

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