Pay rise: ABSUTH doctors vow to continue strike
PDP planning to turn Nigeria into one party state – Group
Police nab 2 suspected MEND members over attack on NDDC motor park
Opposition rank swells as PDP loses 3 senators to ACN, CPC
Beware of being hijacked by politicians, NLC warned
Taskforce chairman on arms importation sacked
Strike: Labour chases out workers for non-compliance
Uduaghan’s exit sabbatical, says Reyenieju
Partial compliance with strike in P-Harcourt
Constitutional confusion coming
Delta students vow to return Uduaghan to office
Oshiomhole approves new salaries for tertiary institution workers
Beyond flower planting
Gunshot scare as Akala swears in commissioner
No end in sight as govs, lecturers battle over pay
A reign of desperation
Life and times of Mrs. Comfort Imoke

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Youths flay sale of employment forms by govt agencies
YOUTHS under the auspices of Delta Youth Initiative have condemned in strong terms the sale of employment recruitment forms by government establishments in the country.
Nigeria at 50: A Search for An Alternative Paradigm(2)
Rather than just banning the country’s football teams aftermath of the dismal performance of the Super Eagles at the last World Cup in South Africa, the President should have banned the National Assembly, PHCN, the Police and all other institutions.
LASAA slashes billboard rate by 20%
Lagos State Signage and Advertisement Agency, LASAA, yesterday, said practitioners in the Outdoor Advertisement Agency of Nigeria, OAAN, will now pay an annual billboard rate reduced by 20 percent.
This will take effect from December 1, 2010.
NAFDAC shuts down Carco Foods over importation of expired milk
National Agency for Foods and Drugs Administration and Control, NAFDAC, yesterday, shut down Carco Foods Nigeria Limited for alleged importation of expired milk valued at N20 million.
ASUU strike: S-East govs open to negotiation – commissioner
South East governments have reminded the leadership of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, that they will remain open to negotiation as the best option to facilitate the resumption of normal academic work in state-owned universities.

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