Nigerian Content: Total plans $10m investment
NSE new DG to emerge Jan 2011, equity turnover dips 1.648 bn shares
Atiku is Northern Consensus Candidate
Flooding: Lagos to relocate Mile 2 estate residents
In Obubra, ex-militants strive to bury ghosts of the past
Militants plant explosives to bomb more pipelines
Seven OPC members, teenager arrested with dangerous weapons in Lagos
Civil Society Group gives IG 48hrs ultimatum to release Ogoni activist
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

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2011: Ignore Ciroma, Sambo tells Northerners
Ahead of the unveiling of a consensus candidate from the north by the Adamu Ciroma committee of Wise men and leaders, to challenge President Goodluck Jonathan in the forthcoming presidential primaries of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Vice President Mohammed Namadi Sambo, has asked northerners to ignore the activities of Ciroma.
Why we want lawmakers as members of parties’ NEC, by Reps
Sponsors of the controversial bill that canvassed for inclusion of lawmakers as members of political parties’ NEC said the move was to save the parties from “dictatorial and tyrannical” management.
False accusation: Court orders lawyer, client to pay trader N2.05m
AN Anambra State High Court sitting at Otuocha has ordered an Onitsha-based legal practitioner, Mr. Chibuzo Odili, and his client, Mr. Chinonso Nwajeri, to pay the sum of N2.05 million to one Mr. Samuel Ugokwe, an Onitsha-based trader over alleged false accusation.
No to legislative tyrants
MEMBERS of the current session of the National Assembly surely qualify as the worst crop of legislators ever assembled in Nigeria. Since the Freedom of Information Bill was introduced about 10 years ago, the House of Representatives, Senate and Presidency have been dancing circles around it to ensure it does not become law because if it does, governance will be demystified in accordance with genuine democratic traditions.
ELECTORAL ACT : Govs launch offensive against lawmakers
The nation’s governors have launched an offensive including the use of carrot and stick to kill the proposed law aimed at integrating members of the National Assembly into the National Executive Committees of the political parties.

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