Name politicians inciting violence – Legislators
Adenuga receives Thisday award
NBC sanctions 35 broadcast stations
INEC begins promotion exams for staff
Speaker, others shun Fashola’s 1,000-day event
Ambrose Alli Varsity slashes fees
Africa’s economy to expand 4.5%-5% in 2010
Ex-LG boss’ kidnappers demand N50m
PDP chieftain lauds Uduaghan’s court victory
Microfinance stakeholders to enhance poverty assessment in Africa
Aluminium workers protest poor working conditions
Fuel: NNPC exceeds national daily consumption level
Elechi visits Ebonyi communal clash scene
A/Ibom demand relocation of Lekki Greenfield Refinery
Edo State House of Assembly in free for all
Banks battle with money nobody wants
Haiti: A feedback from Austria, Benin…

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If your spouse sneaks out on Valentine’s eve only to return next week, will you call it quits?
Celebrations always come with different kinds of aftermath and Lovers day (14th February) is not left out as various complaints on disappearance of spouses during the celebration kept knocking on our door. If you had your spouse by your side through out the celebration then you should count yourself lucky because the story was different for some other people. What will be your reaction if your spouse disappears on Valentines eve only to return some few days later? Will you call it quit or allow the sleeping dog to lie? Read on and find out the reactions of some of our celebrities.
Imoke : Keeping faith with the mandate
ON February 1, 2010, the Governor of Cross River State, His Excellency, Senator Liyel Imoke, appended his signature to the State’s 2010 Appropriation Bill. With this executive act of assent, the Bill in effect becomes law.
Imo, FG partner to complete petro-chemical plant
By Chidi Nkwopara OWERRI—The Federal Government has agreed to partner with Imo State Government to complete the on-going Royal Oak Refinery and Petrochemical Industry in Egbema. Governor Ikedi Ohakim disclosed this while addressing a cross section of Imo people shortly on arrival at the Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport, SMICA, Owerri, from Abuja. “The Federal […]
Appraising Ngige’s protest
AT the last count, 17 out of the 25 candidates who contested the February 6, 2010, Anambra State governorship election, have conceded victory to the APGA’s Peter Obi.
Abia Assembly summons FERMA over failed roads
WORRIED by the bad state of federal roads in Abia State, the state House of Assembly has summoned the federal Controller of Works and FERMA in the state to brief the House on what they were doing to fix the roads.
Accord Party lauds INEC on Anambra guber poll
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, and its chairman, Professor Maurice Iwu have been commended for successfully conducting the Anambra State governorship election held on 6 February 2010. The Accord Party of Nigeria, APN, in a statement by its National Chairman, Mr. Muhammed Nalado, said that the electoral body had proved all book makers wrong […]
LG boss denies alleged misuse of excess crude fund
By Peter Duru MAKURDI — Irked by the alleged misappropriation of the excess crude funds levelled at Ado Local Government Council chairman, Chief James Abo Edeh, in Benue State has debunked the allegation in its entirety. Edeh stressed that those peddling the allegation in Ado LGA were bent on discrediting his administration despite his strict […]
Enugu health workers protest non-payment of benefit
THE Free Maternal and Child Healthcare, MCH, programme of the Enugu State government may suffer a serious setback in Udi Local Government Area if the 200 Community Health Extension Workers serving in various health centres in the council make good their threat to withdraw their services over non-payment of their allowances since the past 14 months.
Bauchi lawmaker faults proposed constitution amendment
A lawmaker representing Kirfi constituency at the Bauchi State House of Assembly, Harsanu Guyaba, has described efforts to amend some sections of the Nigeria constitution as another attempt by the ruling political elite to engage in a white goose chase that will not benefit the common man.
Al-Hikmah University expels 6 students for alleged misconduct
The authorities of Al-HikmahUniversity, Ilorin, Kwara State have expelled eight students from the institution for various acts of misconduct ranging from stealing of laptops, handsets and other valuables in the halls of residence.

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