I didn’t award frivolous contracts, says Omojuwa
Hold me responsible for Eagles list , Lagerback
Community asks Shell to sack contractor
FG denies plan to sack 50,000 workers
Jonathan didn’t betray Yar’Adua, says PDP
FG shifts emphasis to better life for Nigerians
Senate confirms Orkura Auditor-General
Constitution: Senators, Reps agree on changes
Sanusi charges banks on joint IPP, services
Firm introduces ‘paperless classroom
Love without consent 6
Explosions rock Yenagoa
Anambra govt, stakeholders parley on security

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Street brawl: Monarch’s wife petitions Mimiko…says monarch’s action is criminal
Ex-wife of Deji of Akureland, Olori Bolanle Adepoju who was battered last Sunday on the orders of the traditional ruler has petitioned Governor Olusegun Mimiko, describing the action of the Oba as criminal in nature and should be punished under the Criminal Code.
One dies, 2 trapped in another Lagos building collapse
One person was killed yesterday after an uncompleted one-storey building collapsed at Oniru Estate in Lekki, Lagos State.
Plan ahead for retirement, Nwauzor advises workers
CHIEF Nkem Nwauzor, is the immediate past General Secretary of the oldest trade union in the country, the Nigeria Civil Service Union, NCSU. He retired from the union in 2008 after 28 years in the services of NCSU on account of age. In this interview with Pension and You Correspondent, Victor Ahiuma-Young, in Asaba, Delta State, his home state where now lives, he gave insight into how employees should prepare for retirement among others, how his retirement life has been.
Mixed reactions trail Bukhari Bello’s choice as INEC boss
THERE were mixed reactions from staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, yesterday, over the proposed appointment of the former Executive Secretary of the National Human Rights Commission, Mallam Bukhari Bello, as the chairman of the commission.
FG moves to tackle poor result in NECO, SSCE exams -Rufai
Education Minister, Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufai has said that the Federal Government is specifically addressing the issue of poor performance in NECO and SSCE examination.

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