We ‘re ready for April polls – COAS
NDLEA Director dies at 54
Senators oppose sharing of excess crude account
3 human traffickers jailed
FG approves 4 private varsities
Anambra Judiciary workers resume strike
Let Somebody Shout 69 Hallelujahs For Adeboye
I’ve no grudge against Tallen, says Jang
Senate passes Money Laundering Prohibition bill
Delta civil servants poised for strike Friday
Jonathan and the Saraki niche
Ogun PDP crisis: Court gives judgment tomorrow
Tinubu chats with SSS
Imo judges on strike over kidnap
Siasia counts Obama Cup losses
Congestion looms at Lagos port
Nigeria, 11 others earmark for World Bank Agric Project

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Sylva tasks Labour on peaceful April polls
Governor Timipre Sylva of Bayelsa State has charged delegates to the 10th Delegates Conference of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, which opened in Abuja, yesterday, to play critical roles in ensuring that the forthcoming April polls are free, fair and violence-free.
FoI Bill: Presidency disowns Abba Aji
The presidency, yesterday, disowned Senator Mohammed Abba-Aji, a presidential aide, following the denunciation of the Freedom of Information, FOI, Bill passed by the House of Representatives last week.
Anxiety in Edo over plans to drop LG caretaker c’ttee bosses
ANXIETY gripped caretaker committee chairmen in the 18 Local Government Area of Edo State, yesterday, following revelations that some of them may be dropped in order to give some aspirants, who lost in the primaries of the party.
Jos crisis is about who owns Jos North – Commissioner of police, Plateau State
ADULRAHMAN Olajide Akao is the Commissioner of Police, Plateau State. When this reporter met him recently and sought is views on how the crisis in Jos can be resolved, he was very optimistic but was quick to say:”Anybody saying we have religious crisis on the Plateau is not helping matters. Who owns Jos North, that’s is the issue.”
Qos: Demand is still ahead of supply — Wale Goodluck
Following hordes of complaints by subscribers over poor quality of service they are getting from telecom operators in recent times, Hi-Tech decided to talk to some of these operators. The first to respond to our call was MTN and here, the company’s Corporate Services Executive, Mr Wale Goodluck spoke on the issue and a lot of others. Excerpts

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