CJN accuses govs of hindering justice
Court okays Soludo for Anambra poll
Yar’Adua, Compaore discuss Guinean crisis
LASU students protest VC’s stay
Patriotism marks Nigeria qualification
Bayelsa withholds Kolo Creek Nov allocation
Gbekebor warns Obotebe monarch on planned tour
Igbuya commends Uduaghan
First Bank Congratulates Eaglets, Nigerians
NEITI moves towards eradication of poverty
Reps exonerates PPMC of wrongdoing
Masters energy berths 5000MT AGO vessel
Petrol subsidy is a waste of resources, Obi
Airlines’ bailout: Govt awaits 10-man committee report
Virgin Atlantic instals fear-mitigating device for passengers
Hajj 2009: FG sets up monitoring committee to ensure pilgrims’ welfare
Emirates’ half year profit hits $205 million

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MAKIA’s ultra-modern domestic terminal building ready for commissioning
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has concluded work on the ultra-modern domestic terminal building of Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport in Kano.
Afriqiyah Airways takes delivery of Airbus A319 aircraft
Libyan airline, Afriqiyah Airways, has taken delivery of its third medium range aircraft, the Airbus A319. The General Manager of the airline in Nigeria, Mr Abdulnaser Abukhsheim, said
Overland Airways expands operations on Katsina-Abuja route
Overland Airways Business Flyer has expanded its flight operations to Katsina State, and this took effects on November 2, 2009.
According to the airline, the service will give passengers the opportunity to travel out of Katsina first thing in the morning and arrive Abuja, complete their business and then return to Katsina State same day.
Arik hits New York November 29
Arik Air has concluded plans to commence flight operations to New York, beginning November 29, 2009.The new route will be Arik Air’s third international service outside of the West Africa region, following the commencement of daily flights to London Heathrow in December 2008 and to Johannesburg, South Africa, in June 2009.
Lamentation as inferno razes millions
THE fire raged unabated for a long time, especially as the fire fighting agencies and sympathisers could do little to bring it under control. And by the time it had spent its rage, properties worth over N50 million had been razed and destroyed.

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