FERMA regrets withdrawal of RCC from Benin-Shagamu road
MOSOP condemns jos bombings
FG appoints Akpobolokemi new NIMASA DG
PHCN workers seek jail term for advocates of privatisation if…
Financial crisis lowers global wage, says ILO
INEC not ready for Delta re-run, ays Ogboru
2011: FG allocates N46.5bn to INEC
Why I invited 35 players – Obuh
NFF to spend N6.8 billion in 2011
Fashola suspends planned tolling on Lekki-Epe Expressway
Controversy trails PDP chieftain’s rice distribution in Edo
Shell donates N38m community halls, others to Delta communities
Bayelsa PDP guber aspirants reject delegates’ election
Fashola scores self high, says critics are cynics
Police smash car-snatching syndicate
Challenges to activities for 2011 elections (3)
2 drown, scores injured in Lagos auto crash

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Federative ideas and institutions in the functioning of Nigeria’s federalism
It is established that federations or the practice of federalism differ from nation to nation. The practice and structures as well as the challenges they throw up are often shaped by historical experiences, resources, the balance of political forces, the pressing need for a firm political arrangement, and the premium placed on unity, accommodation, stability and collective progress. In other words, one can say with some certainty, that federalism in practice is always a work in progress.
Crowd violence, imposition mar PDP ward congresses in Benue
The scheduled Tuesday ward congresses of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Benue State failed to hold in most parts of the state due mainly to lack of materials, crowd violence and alleged imposition of candidates without recourse to laid down procedures and congress guidelines.
Lawyers petitioned in Aba over alleged malpractices
There is now a groundswell of complaints by clients in Aba, Abia State, who accuse their lawyers of defrauding them of huge sums of money.
Rights activist killed in Abia
TRAGEDY struck the sleepy Ameke Abam Community in Arochukwu local government area of Abia State Wednesday as one of its prominent sons and a foremost civil rights activist, Comrade Chidi Nwosu, was killed in cold blood in his house.
Govt adamant on human rights violations – Group
A non governmental organisation, Access to Justice, AJ, has accused the government of Nigeria of not paying enough attention to the numerous human rights abuses by the Nigerian Police and other security agencies.
Police arrest 20 suspected criminals in Imo
Imo State Police Command has arrested no fewer than 20 persons for various criminal activities, including kidnapping, armed robbery and murder.
Rights group task Jonathan, Governors on prerogative of mercy
Convinced that one of the best ways to end prison congestion and quicken justice sector reform is the timely, efficacious and effective exercise of the prerogative of mercy, the 36 state Governors and President Goodluck Jonathan have been called upon to enforce that provision of the constitution.
Enugu INEC gets 1,000 DDC machines
Enugu State office of INEC says it has taken delivery of 1,000 Direct Data Capture, DDC, machines for the voter registration exercise starting January 15.
Anambra Assembly passes Industrial Court bill
Anambra State House of Assembly Wednesday cut short its Christmas and New Year break to hold a plenary during which it passed a bill to alter the provisions of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 and third alteration of the constitution 2010 for the setting up of a National Industrial Court.
Ebonyi budgets N60.1bn for 2011
EBONYI State government Wednesday presented a budget proposal of N60.1 billion for the 2011 fiscal year to the State House of Assembly for passage into law.

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