Nigeria now more open to foreign investors – Jonathan
MEND claims responsibility for attack on ExxonMobil
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
ACN cautions Nwodo over ‘flippancy’
PDP aspirant boosts health with N100m hospital equipment
Itsekiri abroad award scholarships to Warri crisis victims
After attacks, explosions it’s no longer at ease in Bayelsa
Ohakim: Having another go
How Ibori, Clark operate their political machines
Sallah: Jonathan, Mark, others tasks Muslims on peace

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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.
IGP beefs up security for Eid-el-Kabir
As the Sallah celebrations begin today, the Inspector General of Police, Hafiz Abubakar Ringim, has directed all states commissioners of police to deploy men and patrol equipment to black spots in their commands to ensure that there was no breakdown of law and order.
Shake up in Police
The Police High Command yesterday effected a major shake up in its hierarchy, with the appointment and redeployment of new Assistant Inspectors General for its zones.
EFCC under pressure to stop Uduaghan
Opponents of Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan’s participation in the yet to be re-scheduled gubernatorial elections in Delta State are forging fresh options to stop him.
Gov Saraki preaches love, peace, unity at Sallah
Governor Bukola Saraki of Kwara State, in his Sallah message, yesterday, called on religious leaders in the country to continue to preach peace and unity to their followers and display love towards one another, noting that it is only these attributes can make Nigeria attain greatness and return to her glorious era.
FG releases N1.5bn for take-off of six new varsities
Full academic activities are expected to resume by September next year in all the proposed six new universities, as the Federal Government yesterday released N1.5 billion for clearing of grasses and renovation of identified structure to be used as temporary sites for the universities in order to make them habitable for staff and students.
Why I want Akala’s job, by Gbolarumi
Until we began to hear discordant tunes from him, Alhaji Azeem Gbolarumi was one of the confidants of Governor Adebayo Alao_Akala of Oyo State. His ‘role’ in the impeachment of Senator Rashidi Ladoja and the installation of Governor Akala was quite noticeable.
Imo set to host Ahiajoku lecture
The re-branded annual Ahiajoku lecture, the Igbo forum for intellectual harvest and cultural renaissance, is set to hold in Owerri, Imo State capital, this month.
We ‘ve fulfilled our agreement with ASUU – Obi
Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State has said the state government has fulfilled all terms of agreement reached with representatives of Academic and Non-Academic Staff Union of the state university during a stakeholders meeting with bishops and elders of the state in Onitsha last week.
Emodi calls for termination of Onitsha-Enugu road contract
SENATOR Joy Emodi, who until recently represented Anambra North senatorial zone in the senate, has called for the termination of the contract for the reconstruction of Onitsha-Enugu expressway, in view of what she described as the poor performance of the contractor.
Olajumoke blames parties’ crises on internal democracy
A member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Board of Trustee Senator Bode Olajumoke, has blamed lack of internal democracy in all the political parties as problems tearing apart the parties and not allowing democracy to strive in the country.
Olajumoke who is also the Chairman Senate Committee on Navy, said some of the visionary leaders of the party had foreseen the problem and warned on the need to stem the tide
Chieftaincy tussle: Mimiko vows not to impose monarch
GOVERNOR Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State, has promised that his administration would not impose any unpopular monarch on the people in its bid to resolve the pending chieftaincy crises across the state.
2011 elections: Foursquare Church calls for prayers
A 55 year-old church, Foursquare Gospel Church, has enjoined other Christian faithful to pray earnestly for the country as we approach the 2011 elections.

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