Kidnappers kill 38 policemen in Abia – CP
Olympians storm Lagos for NOA Elections
Pastor Asuquo lauds Mobil athletics
JTF allays fears of indigenes, moves against criminals
NFF to decide Uche’s future
Group condemns attacks on leaders’ country homes
MEND claims responsibility for attack on ExxonMobil
Ogbeide remains Edo LP Chairman, says Salam
Nigeria now more open to foreign investors – Jonathan
20% of world’s working population have access to social protection – ILO
Political will, bane of human rights enforcement’
NFF to pay N46m for cancelled Iran friendly
I’m fulfilled, by Oronsaye
Oil tanks exhausted, think tanks needed
CPP urges Muslims to pray for emergence of God-fearing president
BRT operators begin workers’ training
KIND, UNIFEM train women aspirants for 2011 polls

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ACN cautions Nwodo over ‘flippancy’
Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, has cautioned Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, National Chairman, Okwesilieze Nwodo over his utterances, saying he risks talking himself into irrelevance and becoming a butt of jokes if he continues to tread on the path of flippancy.
PDP aspirant boosts health with N100m hospital equipment
A PEOPLES Democratic Party, PDP, female aspirant for Ika federal constituency in the National Assembly, Dr. Isioma Okobah, has donated hospital equipment worth N100million to Central Hospital Agbor and four health centers in Ika South Council Area.
Itsekiri abroad award scholarships to Warri crisis victims
ITSEKIRI Community in Great Britain, has awarded scholarships to five children of some Itsekiri youths who died fighting in the seven years Ijaw/Itsekiri uprising, even as they also donated a laptop computer and printer to the Itsekiri Language Department of the College of Education, Warri, Delta State
After attacks, explosions it’s no longer at ease in Bayelsa
JUST as many were ruing the unfortunate event of last Monday when ex-militants in their hundreds barricaded the Mbiama bridge end of the East-West road in Rivers State, a border area between Bayelsa and Rivers some yet to be identified gunmen in the wee hours of Friday yet again violated the peace of the riverine settlement of Opokuma in the Kolokuma-Opokuma Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, leaving in their trail death and destruction of properties.
Ohakim: Having another go
The event was preceded by an avalanche of spam messages from the governor and his staff workers, who, almost every hour, harassed their contacts with reminders of Sir Ikedi Ohakim’s day to declare for a second term in office at the Dan Anyiam Stadium, Owerri.
How Ibori, Clark operate their political machines
Romance that went sourJUST like the roundabout movement of two lizards around a palm tree, it is not straightforward, except for those that read between the lines, to decode the candid grounds for the current political war in Delta state, which had witnessed the leader of one of the political kingdoms, the former governor of the state, Chief James Ibori, running to Dubai, some months ago, like a refugee, and his anointed heir, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, removed as governor, a little over a week ago, precisely November 9, by a Court of Appeal.
Sallah: Jonathan, Mark, others tasks Muslims on peace
Goodluck Jonathan yesterday predicted that Nigeria will make quicker progress towards the fulfilment of its great potentials as a nation if its citizens foster peace, security and stability.
Rivers police rescue kidnapped 5-month-old baby
The police in Rivers State have rescued a five-month-old baby kidnapped 10 days ago in Port Harcourt.
Jonathan appoints Afolabi Head of Service as Oronsaye retires
AS incumbent Head of Service of the Federation, HOS, Mr. Steve Oronsaye, bows out today after attaining the retirement age of 60 years. President Goodluck Jonathan has approved the appointment of a Professor of Chemistry, Oladapo Afolabi, as a successor.
Constitution amendment: NASS is being unreasonable – Nwabueze
Constitutional lawyer and former Minister of Education, Professor Ben Nwabueze, SAN, has slammed the legislative arm of government in Nigeria for challenging the propriety of having presidential assent on the purported amended version of the 1999 constitution, insisting that it would be needless to bother the Supreme Court with such triviality.

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