River Niger Dredging: Group faults FG’s N4b order
Task Force on Customs reforms warn officers on fraud
Smugglers: Customs takes delivery of 2 new helicopters
ACL acquires four new vessels to tackle marine pollution
SON mobilises industries for 2009 Quality Week
Ebong gives reasons for union bank savings bonanza
Citgroup advises investors to sell Euro against Dollar
MFBs cautioned against branch expansion
Poly, colleges of education workers give strike notice
Liquidity returns, share value rises by N136bn
Nigerians embrace National ID infrastructure upgrade
Uduaghan has no hand in JTF/militants’ crisis —Monarch

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Adeboye, Kanu, Ojukwu, Gani, Soyinka win living legend poll
The criteria for nomination was based on selfless service; enduring achievements; sincerity of purpose; resilience; patriotism; uprightness; respectability and incorruptibility.
Special ‘anti-kidnap’ squad coming —FG
And in Abuja, President Umaru Yar’Adua, reacting to the news that militant leader, Ateke Tom, was ready to embrace the Government’s amnesty offer said “it would be a great joy for me to personally accept the first militant leader who takes advantage of this amnesty.â€
MEND’s extra-judicial killings video clips stage-managed —JTF
According to him, “ this could be substantiated by the participation by Nigerian Armed Forces in peace keeping and peace enforcement operations in Somalia, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Sudan and Yugoslavia, to mention a few, all of which its members earned commendations; therefore their so-called claims hold no waters. They (MEND) are just a body of criminals that has run out of ideas.
Ojukwu wants befitting burial for Onoh
By Tony Edike ENUGU—THE Ikemba Nnewi, Dim Chukwuemeka Ojukwu said yesterday that he was determined to ensure that the de ceased former Governor of old Anambra State and his in-law, Chief Christian Onoh was given a befitting burial.
N-Delta: We’ll prosecute crimes against humanity, says ICC
By Ise-Oluwa Ige ABUJA—A Judge of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Justice Mrs. Akua Kuenyehia yesterday disclosed that the ICC has the jurisdiction to prosecute the masterminds of crimes against humanity taking place in the Niger Delta if Nigeria sends a petition to it for intervention.

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