Girl organises own kidnap, demands N10m from parents
Don’t risk losing internet governance chance, warns ICC
My brother’s birth was a unique one – Sister
Govs can’t pay minimum wage – Saraki
Electricity employees urged to ensure stable power supply
Group blasts Petroleum Ministry over alleged spending on PIB
Gbagi chides Delta PDP leaders
10-yr-old boy crushed
Okogie blasts PDP over Bode George’s party
PDP: Orji urges aggrieved members to sheath swords
Sweden to partner Nigeria on vision 2020
FIFA raises alarm over 419
Insurance brokers market unsettled over renewal conditions
Market Capitalisation drops by N52bn

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First Bank rewards customers in Ilorin Golden Promo draw
In continuation of activities marking Nigeria’s 50th anniversary, First Bank Nigeria Plc has rewarded yet another set of customers in the ongoing golden anniversary promotion draw held in Ilorin, Kwara state.
The golden promotion is coming on the heels of the just concluded series of value adding, level changing and consumers oriented promotions the bank has held over the past couple of years.
President Jonathan unveils oil and gas industrial plan
PRESIDENT Goodluck Ebele Jonathan yesterday in Lagos unveiled a chain of planned projects for the Nigeria oil and gas industry aimed at enhancing the country’s status as the hub of petro-chemical business on the continent and to reap bountifully from the vast deposits of hydrocarbon through job creation.
11 Ogun lawmakers storm Assembly complex, pass N106bn budget
DESPITE the closure of the Ogun State House of Assembly by the Presidency, the Group of 11 legislators yesterday gained access to the Assembly complex under heavy security and passed the N106 billion Appropriation Bill for year 2011.
Generator fume kills family of three
Tragedy struck Monday in the sparsely populated new Kpansia layout of Yenagoa the Bayelsa State capital as a family of three was sent to their untimely grave by fume from a generator plant.
Saudi govt braces up against protests
Democracy activists in Saudi Arabia say the government is closely monitoring social media to nip in the bud any protests inspired by uprisings that swept Arab countries, toppling leaders in Egypt and Tunisia.
FG disowns Abba-Aji on FoI bill
The Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan on Media, Imma Niboro, has distanced the Federal Government from the statement of the Special Adviser on National Assembly Matters, Senator Mohammed Abba Aji that the President would not assent to the Freedom of Information, FoI, Bill.
Nigerian pensioners in UK register for payment
No fewer than 145 registered Nigerian pensioners resident in the UK are to participate in the biometric data capturing exercise for pensioners scheduled to start from March 1.
Tea sellers hike price of tea in Borno
Tea sellers in Maiduguri have increased the price of tea due to the high cost of sugar
Rivers getting set for sports festival
Rivers Commissioner for Sports, Boma Iyaye, says many facilities for the 17th National Sports Festival are now ready for use.
Amosun promises free education, healthcare programmes
ACN gubernatorial candidate in Ogun, Sen. Ibikunle Amosun, has promised to implement a free education and health care programmes if elected.
AMCON earmarks N500bn to soak up bad banks’ loans
Asset Management Company of Nigeria, AMCON, said yesterday it was set to start the second round of non-performing loan purchases from the banking sector and was on track to soak up all bad credit by the end of next month.
Aborted Obama Cup: Minister summons Maigari
Nigeria’s Minister of Sports and Chairman National Sports Commission, Prof Taoheed Adedoja has invited the leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) for a meeting over the aborted Obama Cup in the United States of America and possibly seek redress over the trauma the Super Eagles went through due to lack of proper planning by the organizers.
Jonathan’s aide, Abba-Aji, vows to scuttle FoI Bill
Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan on National Assembly Matters, Senator Mohammed Abba Aji, vowed yesterday to ensure that the president does not sign the Freedom of Information, FoI, Bill into law even as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Media, Senator Ayogu Eze assured that the Senate will pass the Bill, in accordance with the yearnings of Nigerians
Attack on Alaibe: 11 accused persons remanded in prison custody
Eleven persons arraigned before a Bayelsa State High Court sitting in Kaiama, over their alleged involvement in the attack on the Labour Party governorship candidate in Bayelsa State and his party supporters at Opokuma in the Kolokuma-Opokuma Local Government Area of the state on January 7, 2011 in which some lives were lost, were, yesterday, remanded at Ahaoda Prisons, as the court adjourned till April 3, to rule on their bail application.
Why Saraki can’t disown daughter
GUBERNATORIAL candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in Kwara State, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed, has explained the defection of Senator Olusola Saraki from the Peoples Democratic Party as a natural flow of a father’s love who cannot disown his daughter.

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