

Civil Society Group gives IG 48hrs ultimatum to release Ogoni activist
Militants plant explosives to bomb more pipelines
Consensus candidate emerges noon tomorrow
Lagos-Ibadan, Benin-Sagamu expressways remain death traps
Free-for-all as Atiku visits Adamawa PDP secretariat
Edo tells striking doctors: Resume work or be fired
2011: Igbo leaders reaffirm support for Jonathan
An absence of conviction
Constitution: State Assemblies back N-Assembly
Elechi backs Jonathan for president
MEND’s resurgence, amnesty, future of Niger Delta
2011: Ignore Ciroma, Sambo tells Northerners
Why we want lawmakers as members of parties’ NEC, by Reps
False accusation: Court orders lawyer, client to pay trader N2.05m
No to legislative tyrants
ELECTORAL ACT : Govs launch offensive against lawmakers
At last, the league
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SubscribeElechi warns medical experts on corrupt practices
The Governor of Ebonyi State, Chief Martin Elechi, has warned medical experts in the state to steer clear of any form of corrupt practices, saying such acts were capable of truncating the provision of affordable healthcare delivery to the people of the state.
NUJ, RATTAWA begin 3-day warning strike over pay rise
MEMBERS of Radio, Television, Theatre and Arts Workers Union of Nigeria, RATTAWU, and the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, have directed all media and culture workers in government-owned radio and television stations to begin a 3-day warning strike from today to compel government yield to their demand for a better pay.
Shuaibu asks Nigerians to blame FG if 2011 elections fail
MA-JORITY Leader of the Edo State House of Assembly, Mr. Philip Shuaibu, has asked Nigerians to blame the Federal Government and not the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Prof. Attahiru Jega, if the 2011 general elections failed to meet the expectations of Nigerians.
Labour and minimum wage expectations!
“Advocacy for increased wages will perhaps remain eternal in the struggle of organised labour. Thus, expectedly the speeches made by Labour leaders all over the country last Friday, May 1st 2009 touched on the demand for a reasonable minimum wage that would give some measure of dignity to their rank and file. Indeed such demands are not peculiar to Nigerian workers as inflation generally gallops ahead of wage levels over time leaving income earners with lower purchasing power.
Jonathan expresses concern over quality of graduates
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, weekend, expressed concern over the quality of graduates being produced in the nation’s tertiary institutions and blamed rising youth unemployment in the country on the problem.
MAARDEC’s Ms wheelchair contest gives voice to the physically challenged
Tobiloba Ajayi was born prematurely about 25 years ago. She suffered cerebral palsy while still in her mother’s womb and for 12 years after she was born could not walk with her two legs. She could have been thrown away by her parents but that was not to be her fate as succour was to come her way.
The gimmick of consensus candidacy (2)
CIROMA is threatening disintegration on the platform of Goodluck’s presidential ambition. Ciroma is reminding people that a man not from the stock of those with the ‘divine right’ to rule Nigeria should not stand in national elections. Ciroma’s bias is obvious.
Battling the odd!
Hi Readers! Seb and I have been having some heated talks about plans for Heather and Robert’s wedding. Seb wants the traditional wedding done as soon as possible; maybe before Christmas. I disagree. I feel it’s too soon.
Power ‘ll return to the people when PDP is dismantled, sys Rev. Okotie
REVEREND Christopher Oghenebrorie Okotie was born on June 16, 1959 to Francis Idje and Cecilia Okotie, in Ethiope West Local Government Area of Delta State. He earned an LL.B. Hons in 1984, from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu campus.
How not to repair roads
It was like they were all thinking alike. So one after the other they expressed anger at the crater-like potholes that punctuated the road, making movement difficult for buses and other vehicles.
Imo Assembly to screen new Chief Judge
Imo State governor, Chief Ikedi Ohakim, has sent the letter of appointment of Hon. Justice Benjamin Njemanze as the Chief Judge of the state to the State House of Assembly for screening and confirmation.
Anambra needs N500m to rehabilitate flood victims
VICTIMS of the recent flood that ravaged parts of Anambra State would require about N500 million for their rehabilitation and reconstruction of public buildings, Director of the State Emergency Management Agency, SEMA, Dr. Nwabufo Ijezie, has said.
Take bribe, pay $3m
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) have swung to crack down on bribery and corruption in the Super Eagles by putting in black and white that new Nigeria coach, Samson Siasia, will not only be fired, but will be liable to pay out a whooping three million US dollars (over 450 million naira) should it be established he has taken a bribe in the discharge of his duty.
CAS writes Maigari over Lulu, Amanze, Ogunjobi
Satisfied with the presentations of Alhaji Sani Lulu, Amanze Uchegbulam and Taiwo Ogunjobi, the three sacked members of the executive committee of the Nigeria Football Federation who are protesting their Awrongful removal from office,@ the Court of Arbitration for Sports in Lausanne, Switzerland has written to the Alhaji Aminu Maigari board to respond within ten days of the receipt of presentations lodged by the sacked executives.
NOC congratulates NOA, warns on drug use by athletes
IMPRESSED with the smooth and credible elections of Nigerian Olympians Association, NOA that brought Henry Amike as its President, Nigeria Olympic Committee, NOC, President Engineer Sani Ndanusa has saluted Nigerian Olympians just as he said that Nigeria was on the right track of bringing back the glory days of sports.
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