Indigenisation decree was a mistake
Cadbury appoints Atedo Peterside, non-Executive Chairman
Fashola issues executive order on building safety
Maggi preaches bonding with Cooking Competition
Sylva advocates continuity in governance
Why I won’t return to PDP, by Ikimi
Devon soap rides on pageantry to market
Developers applaud FG over separate housing ministry
Anxiety in INEC as Umeadi takes over
Enyimba win
AC, CAN blast Obasanjo over snide remarks
PPA queries Jonathan on GNU
Egwero runs Africa’s fastest time at golden league
16-man c’ttee for Ozuruimo festival
Omoile is Chevron Master

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Enugu govt endorses deputy senate president’s cup
The essence of giving grassroot football the much needed attention came to the fore on Thursday, April 29, 2010, during the finals of the Deputy Senate President’s Cup which took place at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu.
Anambra farmers get govt support
ANAMBRA State Government has assured farmers in the state of continued support through policies and measures that would ensure high yield and make agriculture attractive.
Minister tasks NASS on Health Insurance Bill
THE new Minister for Health, Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu has asked the National Assembly to quickly work on the National Health Insurance Scheme, NHIS, bill before them to make a law, which he said will help the health ministry in achieving its mandate of providing adequate health care for Nigerians as contained in section 15 and 16 of the country’s constitution.
Cleric asks IBB to explain $12.4b oil windfall
AS the former Military Head of State, General Ibrahim Babangida (rtd) continues to campaign for his presidential ambition come 2011, former National Co-ordinator, National Council of Muslims Youth Organisations, NACOMYO, Alhaji Kunle Sanni has asked him to explain how $12.4billion oil windfall went down the drain.
Rep decries killings in Plateau, distrusts troops
Member rep-resenting Jos South-Jos East Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Mr. Bitrus Kaze, has expressed worry over the continued spate of attacks and killing in Plateau State despite the presence of security men in the state.

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