FG reads riot act to ex-militants
The Federal Government has drawn up a code of conduct for former militants sent overseas for training, threatening stiffer penalties for violators.
Ghanaian President commissions Global Fleet’s Energy Bank
Ghanaian President, Prof,. John Atta Mills, Tuesday, in Accra commissioned Energy Bank Ghana limited, the latest subsidiary of Global Fleet group, owned by Nigeria businessman, Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim.
Four days rally halts as market capitalisation dips by N10.6bn
The up trend recorded on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has come to a halt Wednesday, as equities’ valued represented by the market capitalisation declined by N10.64 billion after four day of nonstop recovery from the previous weeks loss.
Qatari royal family offers £1.5bn to buy Man U
The royal family of Qatar is preparing a fresh £1.5billion bid for Manchester United after the Glazers rejected an earlier offer.
Reps pass FOI Bill
THE House of Representatives, Thursday , responded to yearnings of the populace to have accountability in our public life as it passed the Freedom of Information Bill, 11 years after it was first introduced in the National Assembly.
2011: Agoro berates Buhari over violence threat
NATIONAL Chairman of the National Action Council (NAC) and Conference of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) has flayed Presidential Candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) Maj.-General Muhammadu Buhari over his comments that the 2011 elections must not be rigged except the nation was prepared for popular revolt as witnessed by Egypt and Tunisia recently.
