

Bio, AFN lauds Mobil
9 in Police net over alleged kidnap
ICC/ACA U-13 TOURNAMENT: Nigeria trounce Gambia by 7 wickets
Child survival: Nigeria obtains N1.5bn lifeline from Japan
SEC tasks students on investment, savings culture
ACN accuses PDP of inflicting socio-economic hardship citizens
Chukwu tasks ECOWAS leaders on disease epidemics
NSE tasks oil majors on renewable energy
Donate blood voluntarily, Banire urges Nigerians
IVF: Ajayi makes case for regulation in Nigeria
British sets approach to supporting democracy
ACP advocates massive awareness for Child Right Act
Imo River dredging: Russal to pay $120 million
Union Diagnostics offers free medical checks
Modupe needs N1.5m for corrective heart surgery
70m Nigerians without portable water – Minister
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Subscribe21 newly promoted Naval officers decorated
TWENTY ONE newly promoted Naval officers, including 15 commodores, three captains and three commanders were decorated on Monday with their ranks by the Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Ola Saad Ibrahim, who was represented by the Chief of Policy and Plans, Rear Admiral Sylvester Umosen.
Ateke Tom hands over 8 camps to JTF
A former militant leader, Ateke Tom, has handed eight camps in the Niger Delta which used to be his operational bases to the Joint Task Force, JTF, as part of efforts to prevent new gangs emerging in the oil region after last year’s amnesty from using them.
Nigeria may be Africa’s 1st BRIC member
Nigeria may become the first Africa country to be considered for membership of emerging economies, BRIC, though South Africa, is eager for elevation to the coveted status of emerging markets made up of Brazil, Russia, India and China.
Credible voters’ register, first step to credible poll, says Mimiko
GOVERNOR Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State yesterday said the compilation of a credible voters’ register was the first step towards ensuring credible polls in next year’s election.
Chevron budgets $26 billion for 2011
CHEVRON Corp., the second-largest U.S. oil company, said on Thursday it will increase spending 20 percent to $26 billion next year, with 85 percent of the budget allocated to oil and gas exploration and production.
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