Police invite Daniel’s wife over alleged attack on Oladunjoye
Why we choose to discuss electoral reforms at annual lecture — DASC
Nigerian govts accused of not favouring Asians in oil policies
3rd batch of ex-militants begins training, Monday
Akingbola to be arraigned in Lagos today
NURTW crisis: Killing of chairman’s loyalist triggers protest
Striking doctors accuse govt of insensitivity
As the lawmakers jaw jaw…
Kanu, others root for improved ICT policy on education
Food vendor electrocuted in Shogunle
Humanity died yesterday
Towards radical economic policy change in a failing state
Elections Rule Us, Ruin Us
What we want from leaders
Reps pass N87.9bn INEC budget
Police, EFCC restrained from arresting Onyiuke
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Edo women protest alleged misuse of N15m compensation
ACTIVITIES were paralysed for over two hours, yesterday, along Akpakpava Road and Ring Road of Edo State, when thousands of market women protested against what they described as the alleged misappropriation of N15million by the Women Affairs Ministry.
Jonathan’ll contest – PDP
THE National Executive Committee, NEC, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, ratified the decision of the Board of Trustees, BoT, and its extended caucus to sustain the zoning and rotation arrangement of the party, just as it said that President Goodluck Jonathan should contest for the 2011 Presidential election.
CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT:Abuja Court gets 2 stoppage suits
THE Federal High Court has so far received two suits challenging the amendment of the 1999 Constitution by the National Assembly.
Ekeji, others will continue visit to EFCC, Babafemi
The director general of the National Sports Commission, Patrick Ekeji, like the three impeached top executives of the Nigeria Football Association will continue to visit the federal government’s anti graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, until investigations into the finances of the NFA are concluded.
Without breastfeeding, MDGs are beyond reach
For 50 years the world has looked for magic bullets to tackle world poverty, an issue which gnaws at the conscience. What we have learned is that there is no single recipe for health and well-being, and that the complexities of development vary everywhere.

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