NASS Polls: ACN candidates present burnt ballot boxes
Police confirm 7 corps members dead in Bauchi
Chukwu: Flying Eagles can win trophy
Adefemi’s body arrives today, burial on Thursday
POST-POLL VIOLENCE: Sanction Buhari, others – CAN
Nigeria to sell 77 billion naira in T-bills
Guber election: Army chief warns soldiers
Poll: Ita-Giwa denies bribing INEC officials in Lagos
Nigerian makes Prince Williams wedding list
Fleeing robbers kill DPO in Lagos
Customs not responsible for delay in clearing goods at ports
Amaechi assures on security
Post-election: Investors gain over N11Obn in 11 days
INEC urged to evacuate corps members from troubled states
F-Eagles zoom into S-final!
Investors demand higher returns on govt securities

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Poll: Order on restriction of movement still in force- Police
THE Police authorities in Abuja, yesterday, said the order on restriction of movement of persons during the 2011 April general elections will effectively remain in force for Governorship/State Houses of Assembly election scheduled for tomorrow.
Lift ban on prohibited items, Customs boss tells FG
The Comptroller General of Nigeria Customs Service, Abdullahi Dikko has urged the Federal Government to lift the ban on the remaining items on the prohibition list in order to enhance revenue flow as well as save the service the agony of chasing smugglers across the vast borders of the country.
Lagos PDP faults ACN’s claim on plot to rig polls
THE Lagos State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has dismissed claims by the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, in the state that it had perfected plans to rig tomorrow’s governorship and state House of Assembly elections.
NAICOM storms Lagos for compulsory insurance verification, enforcement
The National Insurance Commission is fully armed to commence verification and enforcement of the six compulsory insurance policies commencing the exercise from Lagos State.
Akala’s appeal against ex-judges suffers set back
ATTEMPT by the Oyo State Government to appeal the judgment by the State High Court to effect the immediate payment of gratuities of 11 retired judges has suffered a temporary delay as the government could not get the judge who gave the order to apply for stay of execution.

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