Community demands N1.6bn compensation from dredging firm
FG’s amnesty programme not gazetted, says Ekiyor
Health professionals tasked on Continuing Medical Education
UDUTH/IHVN screen 2,977 persons for HIV
Adhere to rules and regulations, TBAs urged
Isioma Okobah: Beyond the love of the stethoscope
LASG, partners take final step to kick polio out
Reps seek N500 billion-intervention fund for highways
Shonekan’s commission faults Lagos-Ibadan expressway concession
FG to install weigh bridges on highways
Tension as ACN tackles PDP over Lagos by-election
HFP Engineering returns Lagos NIS Building to Surveyors
PDP NWC schedules fresh peace parley for Oyo gladiators
Power: Nigeria spends US$13bn on diesel plants annually- Akano

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NSE index capitalisation up by 1%
Activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE ) closed the week for Christmas holiday on marginal growth, as the market indicators for measuring the performance indices, the market capitalisation and the All share index surged by 1.00 per cent each.
Flour Mills to promote domestic markets via N37bn bond
Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc has stated that it will promote the domestic markets in Nigeria as a viable source of long term development capital.
Ability in disability births Ms Wheelchair
Disability is not a sickness, I am not ashamed to sit on this wheelchair to address this great audience. Nigerians should not relegate us to the background because persons with disabilities can live a productive life. Parents should not abandon children with disabilities because there is hope for them.’‘
Guinea: Obama congratulates president alpha conde
AS Guinea begins its new democratic era, the US President, Barack Obama has expressed his delight by extending a warm congratulatory message to President Alpha Conde, the new government and the people of Guinea as they witness the inauguration of their first democratically elected President, since becoming an Independent State in 1958.
British Prime Minister, local school children light up olympic stadium
A major milestone for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympics’ project was recorded when local school children and the British Prime Minister David Cameron were accorded the privilege to officially turn on the flagship venue’s flood lights for the first time.
Summary of the requirements for obtaining a China Business Visa F
In the previous edition, we discussed the diverse types of China travel visas and the procedures. Here below, as a follow up, are the requirements for obtaining a business visa F.
Panel invites ex-Gov Oni over ‘missing’ 593 cows
A panel recently raised by Ekiti State Government to assess abandoned and ongoing projects has invited the ousted government led by Engr Segun Oni in the state to come and explain the whereabout of 593 cows out of the 700 cows imported to the state’s dairy farm at Ikun Ekiti during his regime.
Again, Atiku challenges Jonathan to a debate
AHEAD of the presidential primaries of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, has again challenged President Goodluck Jonathan to a debate on the nation’s economy.
Minimum wage: N18,000 too small – Nyako
Governor Murtala Nyako of Adamawa has described the N18,000 minimum wage as too small.
Speaking with newsmen in an interactive session on Christmas day in Yola, Nyako said the amount was to meagre to cater for a family man.
INEC promises free, fair elections
National Commissioner of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Dr. Abdulkadiri Oniyangi, has said Nigerians were capable of organising free and fair elections in 2011.

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