Winner Is – Nobody!
In the shadow of a saint
FG to sack 2,255 steel workers
PDP NEC storms Benin for unification rally
Senate to give legal backing to ASUU, FG pact
Nigeria’s image and banking reforms
Nigeria 2009: Mr President can still save us
Review of laws for social and economic development in Nigeria
CBN should not outsource MFBs’ examination, Operators
Cadbury extends N22.2 bn rights issue
CSR: Dangote, 7up, Others donate to SCB’s 2009 Walk for Sight
Bears return, deflate share value by N52bn
Govt left us when we’re toddler’, NASME
We have not abandoned Clusters Concept, Commerce Ministry
IITA boss decries dependant on rain fed agric
Akwaaba travel fair brings the world to Nigeria

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Lagos celebrates world food day
As farmers, agro processors and researchers gathered last week in Lagos to celebrate the World Food day, the Lagos State used the occasion to draw attention to her numerous programs in agriculture.
50% of pirate attacks in Nigeria unreported — ICC
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) said that 50 per cent of pirate attacks on vessels in Nigeria are unreported.
ICC’s International Maritime Bureau (IMB) said in its latest quarterly piracy report, “Nigeria remains another area of high concern. While only 20 attacks were officially reported to IMB in 2009, information received from external sources indicates that at least 50% of attacks on vessels, mostly related to the oil industry, have gone unreported. The IMB report noted that of the 20 incidents reported, eight were in the waters around Lagosâ€
Uduaghan’s tribunal victory divine – Tebite
THE member representing Ughelli South in Delta State House of Assembly, Taleb Tebite, has described as divine, the tribunal ruling this week upholding the election of Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan as governor of the state.
Nigeria disappoints FIFA
Attention Nigerians: President Umar Yar’Adua promised the world that Nigeria would stage a wonderful Under 17 World Cup. He boasted of Nigeria’s hospitality that will thrill visitors. But it may interest you to know that these will be far fetched.
Attah’s loyalists move to form parallel party
Following the failure of the Ike Nwachukwu-led reconciliatory committee to evolve a truce in the current face-off between factions of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Akwa Ibom State, there are indications that the group loyal to former Governor Obong Victor Attah has perfected plans to run a parallel party in the state.

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