Lagos, Abuja and Kano have worst housing problems – Minister
NAFDAC DG laments poor packaging of Nigerian products
Achieve an inviting home with furniture arrangement
The security council and the crises of Ivory Coast and Libya
Ijaw youths threaten to sabotage polls
Quantity surveyors demand new housing policy from FG
Botched polls: INEC lost N4bn
Jonathan is concerned about a legacy- Douglas
Jega’s coup against weak candidates
I5 injured in ACN, PDP clash in Osun
Don’t be discouraged over postponement – Makinde, Osu
Owie, Ihonvbere flay calls for Jega’s resignation

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Missing names: Oyo REC orders use of manual voters’ register
The Resident Electoral Commissioner in Oyo State, Mr. Ayo Adakeja has finally bowed to pressure to ensure that voters whose names were missing in the voters register during last Saturday botched election should be given a chance to vote.
Bayelsa guber: Non-indigenes rally support for Labour Party
The Leaders of non-indigenous groups in Bayelsa State yesterday rallied support for the actualization of the governorship ambition of the former Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs, Mr. Timi Alaibe, who is contesting under the platform of the Labour Party in the forthcoming governorship poll in the state.
Polls’ shift: Labour makes case for INEC
ASSOCIATION of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, yesterday, called on Nigerians to show understanding in the challenges confronting the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in its efforts to conduct free, fair and credible elections in the country
INEC reinstates commitment to credible polls
Director-General of the National Orientation Agency, NOA, Alhaji Idi Farouk, has appealed to Nigerians not to feel discouraged over the postponement of April general elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, even as the commission has assured the nation of its readiness to conduct credible elections in spite of balloting in some states before the postponement of the National Assembly election on April 2.
Students condemn increase in Benue varsity fees
Group under the aegis of Benue Students’ Movement, BSM, has condemned the over three hundred percent increase in tuition at the Benue State University, describing it as an act of prejudice against the present administration in the state.

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