Aero offers low fares on all domestic routes
PROTECTIONISM: New restrictions limiting trade, exporters say
The thrills and frills of Christmas (4)
NJC more than ready to discharge its constitutional functions
Constitution review: Rights groups task N/A committees (2)
Public interest litigation in West Africa (2)
Warring Ebonyi communities get amnesty boost
Enugu residents raise alarm over epidemics scare
Royal father scores Yar’Adua low
Gboko LG Chairman gets impeachment notice
Nigerian Red Cross restructures
Tributes, condolences for Maryam Babangida
Plateau Inter-Religious Council condemns Bauchi mayhem
Anambra: ADC candidate pledges 400,000 jobs
Kabba and the micro-macro economics of Ajaokuta (2)
Concerns for Mr. President
S-East govs to inaugurate council on state creation

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Death toll in Bauchi riot rises to 70
Dozens more bodies were recovered after violent clashes between security forces and Islamists in northern Nigeria, bringing the death toll to around 70, a count at a hospital morgue showed yesterday.
More ex-govs for trial in 2010, says EFCC
More former governors and top government functionaries serving and retired will face trial next year as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, concludes plans to file charges after it had carried out conclusive investigations on them.
Dutch court to take on Shell Nigeria cases
Dutch Shell and its Nigerian unit will face compensation demands in a Dutch court for alleged damage caused by oil spills in Nigeria after the court ruled yesterday it was competent to handle the cases.
Review AMC Bill, stockbrokers urge FG
The approval being sought by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, from the National Assembly to establish an Asset Management Company, AMC, that would take over the bad loans associated with margin facilities obtained by stockbroking firms, estimated at over N3 trillion, may suffer a set back as stockbrokers under the aegis of Association of Stockbroking Houses of Nigeria, ASHON, are opposing some of the contents because it favours only the banks and not the entire financial system.
Trips @N2.7 Billion Only
Maduekwe told Senators he knew ambassadors who cornered national resources for their selfish interest. They damage Nigeria’s image by making its diplomats destitute and he did nothing about it. Are there no financial guidelines for our missions? Could this rigmarole restore the dignity of our starving diplomats? Was welfare of our diplomats really an issue in the budget defence?
Maryam, IBB’s greatest critic – Madaki
Former First Lady and the founder of the Better Life for Rural Women, late Mrs Maryam Babangida, has been described as a patriot and friend of the less privileged.
Alhaji Umaru Muttalab; The Suspect Mass Bomber Is My Son.
Alhaji Sir, when exactly did you first lose contact with your son? When you were busy as Chairman , CEO of United Bank of Africa?Or when you were Chairman of the Northern Cement Compay, or when you were Chairman Agip oil? Or board member, NEPA, NACB, NCC,or Minister of Economic Development? Last week, the press reported you retired as First Bank Chairman, at the age of 70. We are going to make sure you are just 70.
2009: Strikes compound woes of education sector
It was not only ASUU that went on strike in the out-going year. The other unions — the Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Related Institutions (NASU) — also battled the Federal Government, pressing for the signing of one agreement or the other which they allegedly reached with government.
Doctors in diaspora give free treatment to 1,000 patients at Abavo
NO fewer than one thousand persons suffering from various ailments were treated free in Abavo, Delta State, at the flag off of the free rural health programme organised by Delta Doctors in Diaspora (DDD).
Terror attack: CIA, FBI quiz Farouk’s dad
TO unravel the mystery and puzzle called Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the 23-year-old Nigerian who tried to blow up a US plane, the father, Alhaji Umaru Mutallab, was yesterday quizzed by American security operatives, the Central Intelligence Agency, CIA and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI, agents in Abuja.

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