Varsity teachers protest non-implementation of new salary scheme
Aero offers Business Class passengers new menu choices
MFIs to raise money through securitisation
ACN cautions against conducting election with old voters’ register
Oando set to list marketing division on NSE soon
Physically-challenged in Jigawa to get free artificial limbs
British envoy urge SEC to restore investors’ confidence
More facts emerge over Soboma’s killing
Oceanic Bank holds consumer fairs across Apapa
Market capitalisation up 0.06%
Brass LNG: Oniwon Calls for Japan’s Intervention to Fast-Track FID
SAHCOL promises to make Lagos airport a hub in Africa
Court nullifies NFF election
Eagles not yet a solid team, says coach
Yobo begs for time as Mikel blames pitch for poor play
Hamilton, Erico laud Super Eagles
Obafemi blows kisses at Calabar fans

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Cross River deputy governor calls for NFF rebranding
Cross River State Deputy governor, Mr. Efiok Cobham has called for re-branding of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) in an effort to reposition football in Nigeria.
2011 elections: IWA endorses Jonathan for President
The Igbo World Assembly (IWA), the global union that represents all Igbo organizations living in the Diaspora has thrown their weight behind President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan for the 2011 Presidential election should he decide to run.
Aplogise to Alaafin, Arisekola tells Akala
THE Aare Musulumi of Yorubaland, Alhaji Arisekola Alao-Azeez has advised Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala to apologize to the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi for insulting his exalted authority.
We did not kill Soboma, cry suspects
Port Harcourt: More facts have emerged over the killing of the former militant leader Soboma George just as the three suspected killers of the man have denied that they killed him, while accusing the police command in Rivers State of hasty conclusion.
Okirika chiefs back First Lady vow to defend rights
WHAT appeared a fall out of the incident between governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi and the wife of President Goodluck Jonathan at Okrika when the latter paid a two day official visit to the state, manifested Monday in Port Harcourt as Chiefs of Okrika, home town of the first lady vowed to protect what they termed the “rights of Okrikans to the Port Harcourt waterfront communities.”

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