DPP accuses PDP of planning chaos
Don’t trade your votes, CAN warns Nigerians
Ogodo family Vs AT&P: Appeal Court adjourns till March 8
Delta guber re-run: Opuoru assures on massive votes for Uduaghan
Trigger happy cop kills two in Bayelsa
German test for Falcons
Education Board chair harps on funding
Boy-Girl: E.Guinea hit back at gender claims
ECB now awaits Presidential assent, says Abubakar
Oshiomhole congratulates new Head of Service, Afolabi
Obi orders contractors back to site
Siasia must quit Heartland , Obiekwu
Aggrieved UBN retirees petition Jonathan
FEHN calls on John Togo to surrender
Stop using my kingdom as battle field, monarch warns politicians
Itsekiri Oil, Gas communities in Edo allege marginalization by govt
Hard time awaits drug cheats, Popoola

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Chinese firm boosts law enforcement in Lagos
As part of efforts to boost security measures in Lagos State, the Chinese government recently presented 10 new security patrol motorcycles to the State Government.
CAF: Singabele drums support for Galadima
FORMER board mem-ber of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, Dr Peter Singabele has applauded the nomination of erstwhile Chairman of the NFA, Alhaji Ibrahim Galadima as a replacement for disgraced Dr Amos Adamu as an executive member of Confederation of African Football, CAF.
Officers on trial for aiding smugglers
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) may have shifted the focus of its anti-smuggling efforts as it has currently put scores of officers and men on trial with several others still being investigated for allegedly aiding smugglers to carry out their nefarious trade.
We have devised a 24 hour monitoring of ports and borders, Kane
COMPTROLLER Emmanuel Kane is the Area Comptroller of Federal Operations Unit,FOU, Zone A, Ikeja in this encounter with CustomsWatch, he disclosed that the provision of 30 jeeps by Customs leadership, is a boost to the activities of his command. Kane also noted that the unit is working day and night to prevent illicit trade. Excerpts:
Customs loses N118.3m to margarine, palm kennel imports in Seme
The Nigeria Custom Service (NCS), Seme Area Command has lost revenue worth N118,301,990.94 three weeks into the month of October 2010 from the importation of margarine and palm kernel nuts.

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