April polls: No vacancy in Lagos govt house, ACN declares
How police stormed kidnappers’ den, rescue 80-year old woman
AIT Football Awards – When Things Count
In Rivers, it’s Amaechi vs Sekibo- Kunumgbe
Why we are not there yet
Bomb kills 10 at Suleja PDP rally
Jonathan: North-West will shock Nigerians, says Shagari
World Bank to give N720bn annually to African countries
When Jonathan dismantled ethnic boundaries in Lagos
What a time to live!
LIVEN UP, GUYS!
April Polls: We won’t use lethal weapons, says Police
Positioning Badagry for tourism gains
Qatar Airways Introduces Online Check-In Service
Sad, Abba Aji Remains In Presidency
92 Madrid, London deportees arrive Lagos

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Ekwueme laments poor students’ enrolment in schools
Former Vice President in the second republic, Dr. Alex Ekwueme, yesterday expressed concern over the escalating numbers of children out of schools in Nigeria, vowing to lead a lobby group to encourage government to increase funding of the sector.
Petroleum minister calls for more private sector participation in downstream
The Minister of Petroleum Resources Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke has called for greater indigenous private sector participation in the downstream activities of the oil and gas industry so as to accelerate the attainment of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s aspiration for the sector.
Pass FoI Bill, Knights urge Senate
THE Order of Knights of Saint John International, KSJ, Nigeria Temple has appealed to the Senate to emulate the House of Representatives by equally passing the Freedom of Information, FoI, Bill without delay, saying those who are opposed to the Bill have skeletons in their cupboards.
Labour uncovers FG plot to impose leadership
THERE was pandemonium, yesterday, at the10th national delegates congress of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, in Abuja, following rumours of government’s attempts to impose leaders on the apex labour centre and take control of its day-to-day running indirectly.
Belgore holds Kwara job/biz skills seminar
At least 1,000 youths, drawn from across Kwara State, are to benefit from the Career Development Seminar and Workshop being organised by the Mohammed Dele Belgore, MDB, crew.
Strike: Bauchi NMA seeks Emir’s intervention
Following the indefinite strike embarked upon by medical doctors in Bauchi State fory days ago, , the state chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, has sought the help of the Emir of Bauchi, Alhaji Muhammadu Rilwanu Suleimanu Adamu, over detention of their colleague by security operatives in Jos, Plateau state.
Akerele cautions Obasanjo over utterances
National chairman of the Progressive Peoples Alliance, PPA, Lisa Olu Akerele, has expressed regret at the recent utterance by Obasanjo during the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential rally in Lagos where the former President was quoted as saying that he would resist if PDP did not win the April elections.
Jonathan in Osogbo…says Lagos-Jebba railway ‘ll begin operation soon
President Goodluck Jonathan has assured the people of the country that the moribund rail system would commence operation before the end of the month.
Ekiti panel indicts Oni of irregularities in contract awards
The Contract Review Committee set up by the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, led government in Ekiti State has uncovered irregularities in the award of contracts carried out by the ousted government led by Engr Segun Oni.
10 feared dead in Suleja bomb blast
No fewer than 10 persons were feared dead in a bomb explosion in Suleja in Niger, minutes after Gov. Babangida Aliyu of Niger addressed his party faithful.
Reps threaten to dump 2011 Budget
The House of Representatives Thursday, threatened to suspend the entire 2011 budget if 31 non-remitting agencies did not present their budget proposal in one week.
Women in African Conflicts
Cote D’ivoire, Egypt and Libya have in the last weeks been embroiled in conflict, resulting mainly from sit tight rulers refusing to shift base.
Bayelsa communities, SPDC implement GMoU, award 130 students scholarship
Yenagoa – No fewer than 130 students from host communities in Sagbama and Ekeremor local government areas of Bayelsa in secondary and tertiary institutions were yesterday awarded scholarships under the Global Memorandum of Understanding entered between their communities and the Anglo Dutch oil giant, Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC).
PDP ‘ll sweep North-West votes, says Sambo
Vice President Namadi Sambo has said that PDP would win the April 2011 general elections in the North-West in spite of claims to the contrary by the opposition.
Boko Haram militants kill 2 policemen
The Borno Police Command has confirmed the killing of two of its officers by suspected Boko Haram militants on Wednesday in Maiduguri.

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