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Why we are supporting Leboku festival, MTN
Lagos hotel licensing law not tax law, Afikuyomi
Osun festival commences next week despite Oba’s death
Standard Chartered H1 profit up 10% to $3.12bn
Zain Unveils new route to riches, top millionaire offer
Expert calls for clearing house for MFBs
Standard Bank to expand custody services across new markets
New Bank MDs: CBN advised to ensure stakeholders contribution
SON sets January 2011 deadline for aluminum painted roofing
Mobil lifts suspension on crude production
ZOOMmobile launches free call service
New Deji of Akure emerges
Egbuka tasks UN on arms proliferation
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SubscribePDP asks Jonathan to overhaul works ministry
The South East Zonal working committee, ZWC,of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has urged President Goodluck Jonathan to overhaul the federal ministry of works which the ruling party alleged that its workers are incompetent, out of fashion and too corrupt to effectively implement President Jonathan’s policy on roads constructions and rehabilitations
Graduates go for vocational training to survive
Really, it was a sight to behold when eight degree holders in different disciplines, five undergraduates and an OND holder graduated recently amongst other vocational students as caterers at EL Royalithos, Catering Services and Training Centre, Ejigbo, Lagos.
FG okays N23.07bn on new presidential jets
The Federal Government during it Federal Executive Council on Wednesday has given approval for the release of the sum of $154. 5m(about N23.07bn) as contained in the 2010 Appropriation Act for the purchase of three presidential jets.
Why I left PPA, by Gov Orji
GOVERNOR Theodore Orji of Abia State, has said he did not leave his former party, Progressive Peoples Alliance, PPA,because he wanted a ticket for 2011 elections, saying that a second term ticket in PPA was never a do-or-die affair for him
Group warns FG against clampdown on MASSOB members
Following the recent arrest of about 68 members of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, in Emekuku, near Owerri, Imo State, a pan-Igbo group, Peace Accord, yesterday warned the Federal Government against the arrest of MASSOB members, saying it was a violation of their fundamental rights of freedom of association and movement
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