2011: Middle Belt youths back Jonathan
Consumer Price Index rises to 1.2% amid consumers complaints
Foundation offers varsity scholarship to quiz winners
Edo: Truth about the forthcoming council polls
Anambra PDP withdraws court cases
Way out of kidnap menace, by Nnamani
World Bank donates learning materials to unity schools
Pensioners accuse officials of abandonment in Imo
Auto crash kills 8 in Bauchi
Nigeria’s future depends on 2011 elections – Eso
Court reinstates Nwaukoni as Iyase of Ogwashi-Uku
5 killed in fresh Plateau crisis
INEC Commissioners get postings
2011: Group adopts Mukoro for gov
Oshiomhole seeks new revenue sharing formula

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MainOne launches $240m fibre optic cable
As part of the effort to revolutionise Information Communication Technology, ICT, in Africa and Nigeria, MainOne Cable Company has introduced the first fibre optic cable worth $240 million about N36 billion.
Ogun govt drags EFCC to court
Ogun State Government has dragged the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to court over the arrest of the officials of the state, for their alleged role in fraud and financial malpractices.
Robbery: Mimiko to give APC, bullet proof vests to policemen
WORRIED by the incessant bank robberies and insecurity in the country, the Ondo State Governor, Dr Olusegun Mimiko has ordered for the purchase of five Armoured Personnel Carriers, APCs, and 500 bullet proof vests for policemen in the state to combat the hoodlums.
2011: Nwodo vows to amend PDP’s constitution
AHEAD of primaries of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for the 2011 general elections, the National Chairman of the party, Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo said yesterday that he would ensure that the party’s constitution was amended where political appointees can no longer be automatic delegates
Enahoro, Jakande, Carrington, Bamidele mark birthdays
It is a season of birthday celebrations in Lagos. It started with Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, who turned 76 last week and then Chief Michael Otedola, Third Republic governor of Lagos, who was 84 years on July 16.
Don’t be discouraged by kidnap experience, NGE tells journalists
UMBRELLA body for editors in the country, the Nigerian Guild of Editors, NGE, has advised Nigerian journalists not to allow the ordeal of four of their colleagues who recently regained freedom from kidnappers to discourage them from performing their duties in any part of the country
No going back on Post-UTME, OAU’s VC vows
DESPITE persistent controversy trailing the introduction of post-Unifed Tertiary Matriculation Examination (Post-UTME) formerly called post-UME since 2005 by the Federal Government, university Vice Chancellors are resolute in retaining the policy.
Senate wades into NNPC insolvency imbroglio
THE claims and counter claims over alleged insolvency of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, came to a head at a hearing of the Senate Committee on Petroleum Upstream, yesterday, as the Group Managing Director, GMD, Austine Oniwon, was confronted with his letter claiming that the corporation was insolvent.
2011: N-Delta youths’ll resist moves to stop Jonathan, says PDP chieftain
THE immediate past Edo State representative on the Board of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, Mr Mathew Iduoriyenkenwen, has warned that Niger Delta youths, will resist any attempt by “a cabal in the North†to stop President Goodluck Jonathan from contesting the 2011 presidential election.
Ex-MEND leaders threaten Jonathan over Land Use Act
Former lead-ers of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger-Delta, MEND, yesterday, threatened to commence a “fresh oil war,†if President Goodluck Jonathan does not forward, within a reasonable time, a Bill to the National Assembly to expunge the Land Use Decree from the 1999 constitution.
Northern groups threaten exit from PDP
THE plot against President Goodluck Jonathan’s emergence as presidential candidate of the ruling Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP, gathered momentum, yesterday, as the Plateau State Chapter of the Northern Political Forum, NPLF, threatened that the North would pull out of the PDP.
NLC opposes planned abolition of ETF
NIGERIA Labour Congress, NLC, has faulted the planned abolition of Education Tax and Education Trust Fund, ETF, saying the fund remains one of the strongest and viable sources of fund to the education sector in the face of government’s continued indifference to funding educational activities.
How 8 persons were crushed to death by tree branch
The people of Ikyobo village in Ushongo local government area of Benue State are still counting their losses and mourning their dead following the mysterious crashing of a large tree branch at the centre of village market square which claimed the lives of no fewer than eight persons while scores sustained varying degrees of injury.
The road to a new national minimum wage
After about 18 months of a struggle for a new national minimum wage, organised labour has got the nod of other social partners; government and private sector employers represented by the Nigeria Employers Consultative Association ( NECA) for a review of the national minimum wage from N5,500 in 2000 to N18,000.
As Another Petrol Scarcity Looms
ONCE more we are at the verge of petroleum products scarcity without knowing what led us to it. The relative supply stability of the past few months is being threatened by the opaque practice the Petroleum Products Pricing and Regulatory Agency, PPPRA, is instituting, supposedly in the public interest.

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