Gunmen kill policeman, guard as 2 lawmakers escape death
Police nab woman smuggling rifles
Atiku cautions NASS on making lawmakers NEC members
Travelogue: INDIA: Of love, gods and people
Nigeria, E-Guinea live to fight again
NGOs give reasons for poor IGR in Anambra
Perpetual Scorer Shoots down Cameroon
Anambra increases lecturers’ pay
Kidnapping: Bishop absolves parish priest of complicity
Bad roads: Community sends SOS to FG
Health care: British govt targets 2m Northern women
Police nab man impersonating Army Captain
NFF sets hurdle for Siasia:It’s CAN 2012 semis or nothing
National coaches’ peanuts pay for review
Osaze, Victor Moses clash at Wigan
Sokoto disburses N1bn CBN/CACS loan to farmers
R. Kelly storms Nigeria

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Nigeria poultry industry threatened by illegal poultry products
Nigeria poultry industry might go under as the industry is being threatened by smuggled chickens from neighbouring country. Just as the cost of grains have been attributed to the rising cost of poultry products.
Nigeria livetsock resource estimate rises to N65b ,FG
ABUJA: The total value of the nation’s livestock resources, including the stock of cattle, poultry and diary products, among others has been estimated to be worth N65billion
Report of forensic audit of Nigerian Stock Exchange
Currently we have not seen any documentation which shows who was presented with the said boat. Our review of the Award Ceremony documentsshows no boat presentation, we enquired from Mr. Fidelis Imiehiakhe and Mr. David Oleka (both of whom attended the ceremony) if there was such a presentation they had no recollection that a boat was awarded during the ceremony.
AMBRA Investicorp targets N1 tn development fund in 5yrs
The Anambra State Government has given AMBRA Investicorp Trust Limited 5 years to raise N1 trillion development fund in order to help the government meet its infrastructural challenges.
Afprint to bounce back, Kewalram Group marks 150 years
Afprint Nigeria Plc, a subsidiary of Kewalram Group and an entity which was delisted from the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) last year is expected to bounce back to business next year when its Board of Directors must have met to approve the next line of business to embark upon following the closure of its textile mills.

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