Mikel ready to confront Colombia
Senators stall over N50million allowance
It’s my turn to shine at the World Cup, Odemwingie
Lagos kids mark Children’s Day with Animal Games
Gov faults claims of NDDC projects in Edo
Navy rescues Rowing Federation boats with N5m
Douglas, Presidential aide gets “Service Awardâ€
Church raises alarm on insecurity in Nigeria
A-Ibom embarks on N13 bn de-flooding project
Minister tasks Nigerians
Customs officer kidnapped in Port Harcourt
Democracy Day: Nigeria’s democracy, a sham, says ACF
Deltans pass confidence vote on Gov. Uduaghan, Obidi

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Minister urges FCC to consider FCT residents in federal appointments
Minister of Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Senator Bala Mohammed has appealed to the management of the Federal Character Commission, FCC, to ensure that Abuja residents are considered in Federal appointments and membership of Boards of parastatals.
Taking Accountability Seriously
The process of policymaking and management of public expenditure remain clothed in relative secrecy in spite of the enacting of a fiscal responsibility law. Some government agencies continue to transact outside the fiscal responsibility and public procurement laws. The oversight institutions are still weak and largely uninterested in effectively overseeing public expenditure by executive agencies.
Search for Ogbulafor’s replacement divides PDP
The in house war going on in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) may swallow the self acclaimed largest party in Africa.
2011: Shonekan tasks politicians
FORMER Head of Interim National Government [ING], Chief Ernest Shonekan, has lamented the deterioration in public administration in the country and charged all political office seekers in the forthcoming general elections to compete with ideas and issues that would move the nation forward.
Allowance pitches Edo militants against their leaders
OVER four thousand ex-militants in Edo state, yesterday, protested what they described as alleged decision of the amnesty committee to pay their allowances into the bank accounts of militant leaders rather than their own accounts as was directed by the late President, Alhaji Umaru Yar’Adua.
JUTH doctors threaten to go on strike
Resident doctors at the Jos University Teaching Hospital, JUTH, have threatened to start a three-day warning strike on June 1.
ON RIBADU: I beg to differ
A major feature of the Ribadu era was arrests and detention before investigations are carried out. This has continued even till today. The Farida Waziri era has also been characterized by the same arbitrary arrests and unlawful interrogation processes to hound people. Section 34(1) of the Nigerian constitution provides that “Every individual is entitled to respect for the dignity of his person and accordingly no person shall be subject to torture or inhuman or degrading treatmentâ€.
Learn how to accommodate in your relationship
We spend so much time on marriage and relationships, but unfortunately many women do not realize that in relationships especially marriage, for you to be a total success, you must appreciate the fact that that man did not just appear on planet earth. Someone birthed him, someone raised him, he grew up with certain people, he probably has brothers and sisters.
Oni hails verdict
Ekiti State Governor, Engr. Segun Oni has hailed the verdict of Osun Election Tribunal,saying it was a victory well deserved for Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola
Our democracy has come to stay – Mark
Senate President David Mark has commended Nigerians for their steadfastness and commitment to the propagation and sustenance of democracy in the country.

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