Police confirm 16 dead in Bauchi communal clash
Bin Laden ‘planned new US attack on 9/11’
ICC not targeted at Africans only – Annan
Al Qaeda Confirms Osama Bin Laden’s Death
SA minister’s wife gets 12-year jail term
Gunmen attack Sheriff’s aide, kill teenager
FG urged to proscribe NYSC programme
Imo supplementary polls: Accreditation begins
FG to deliver additional 750MW of electricity in Nov
`Guineans sell their kidneys for $10,000′
CPC stakeholders’ meeting ends in chaos
I’ll be guided by public interest – Jonathan
Elections – Deceiving The Women

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All rescued banks ‘ll have new investors – Sanusi
THE Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Governor Mallam Lamido Sanusi said yesterday that all the banks that were rescued in a bailout two years ago will find new investors, with four of them already agreed in principle on mergers.
10,000 fans win Nigeria-Argentina tickets
Nigerian fans waiting for the historic match between Nigeria and Argentina can now heave a sigh of relief as the organisers of the match, Guinness has announced sales of ticket for the encounter beginning May 11 even as the first 10,000 winners of tickets have emerged through the under the crown national consumer promotion, currently running across the country.
The making of the Jonathan Presidency
THE road to President Goodluck Jonathan’s victory in the presidential election of April 16, 2011, although divinely scripted, was littered with obstacles, dangerous precipices and, even, minefields. Indeed, from the controversy over his acting presidency, Jonathan’s political route had been a very bumpy one, dotted by intrigues, manoeuvres and conspiracies.
Imo polls fall-out: INEC suspends staff, drags others to court
Some staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, serving in Imo State have been suspended from office and others charged to court for alleged complicity in the political stalemate in the state.
Did you read Adokiye Amiesimaka?
The boys celebrated to high heavens when their officials handed them a gold wrist watch each. They were junior players and in many parts of the world it is wrong to reward junior players with monetary incentives. In fact, in tennis the International Tennis Federation rules against cash prizes in junior events.
Bribe allegation: Adamu appeals to CAS
Nigeria’s Amos Adamu has appealed to sport’s highest court to overturn his three-year ban from football.
Slain NYSC member laid to rest in Imo
Tears flowed freely as remains of the National Youths Service Corps, NYSC, member, Engr. Anslem Chukwunonyerem Nkwazema, who was murdered in cold blood in Bauchi State during the post- presidential election riot, was brought to the Multi-Purpose Hall of Government House, Owerri, yesterday.
Osama: IG deploys MOPOL in mosques, churches
BARELY 24 hours after Vanguard reported the meeting of security chiefs over threats by groups of persons to use the killing of Al-Qaeda leader, Osama bin Laden as a smokescreen to unleash mayhem in the country, Inspector General of Police, Hafiz Abubakar Ringim, yesterday, directed the deployment of Anti-Riot police officers to provide security at all major religious places including mosque and churches to forestall any attacks or public disorder.
S-East govs meet in Enugu over NASS positions
Ahead of the June 7, 2011, election of the new helmsmen for the National Assembly, governors of the South East geo-political zone will meet this weekend, in Enugu, to map out strategies on how the zone will clinch juicy positions in the National Assembly.
Suspension: Ondo PDP, Defence Minister trade words
THE crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Ondo State has worsened as the party and Minister of Defence, Prince Tokunbo Kayode, SAN, have been trading words over the purported suspension of the minister for anti party activities
Poll: Calls for mass action in Delta undemocratic- Opia
HEAD, Observer team for the 2011 general elections in Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Opia, yesterday called for lasting peace in the state, just as he said the call for mass action against the elected government negated what democracy stood for.
Benue guber: PDP planning to destroy evidence -ACN alleges
Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, in Benue State, yesterday raised alarm over an alleged plot by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the state to destroy electoral materials used at the governorship polls in order to obliterate evidence of its alleged rigging.
Ijaw, Itsekiri youth leaders blast Ogboru, demand apology
FOR describing votes from the riverine areas of Delta State as “toxic votes” and “riverine magic” in the just concluded April 26, gubernatorial and House of Assembly polls, Ijaw youth leader, Mr. Greg Afoegba and Itsekiri youth leader, Mr. Omolubi Newuwumi, have asked the gubernatorial candidate of the Democratic Peoples Party, DPP, in the state, to apologise publicly, describing the statement as reckless.
Imo West: S’Court declares Uzodinma senator-elect
The lingering controversy over who the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, should hand the certificate of returns for Imo West senatorial district was finally laid to rest by the Supreme Court, yesterday, as it pronounced that Chief Hope Uzodinma was the authentic candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the recently concluded National Assembly elections in Imo State.
FG vows to safeguard N2trn pension assets…To sue defaulting employers
The Federal Government has vowed to safeguard the nation’s pension assets put at N2 trillion with a view to ensuring an efficient system under the National Pension scheme which is being supervised by the National Pension Commission, PenCom.

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