Nestle’s bid for Chinese confectioner under review
ERHC awarded Chad oil exploration blocks
NHIS: ACPN faults implementation at tertiary level
2 Afribank directors resign
Blatter hails Mandela!
Labour leader faults Borno elders on Boko Haram
Oshiomhole congratulates contingent, gives N5m
NFF shifts Federation Cup group phase
Pensioners report Anambra govt to complaint commission
FG seeks stakeholders’ partnership on MDGs
We’ve not sold out, Abia NLC tells workers
Ex-militants lay siege to East-West Road
Akala’s aides shift camp

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Islamic bank: Clerics call for Sanusi’s sack
THE International College of Pentecostal Bishops of Nigeria and Overseas, Monday, called for the immediate sack of the Central Bank Governor, Mallam Sanusi Lamido for allegedly using his position to create a policy that is threatening the unity of the country.
Boko Haram: IG places embargo on sales of dynamites
As controversy continues to trail last week’s interception of a lorry carrying 700 quarry explosives used for the blasting of rocks by construction companies in the FCT, the Inspector General of Police, Hafiz Abubakar Ringim has placed a temporary embargo on the buying and movement of such construction explosives (dynamites).
Nigeria nominates Ebolie-Osuji for ICC judge elections
Nigeria has nominated Mr Chile Ebolie-Osuji as its candidate for the International Criminal Court (ICC) judicial elections later in the year.
South Africans celebrate Nelson Mandela’s 93rd birthday.
South Africa celebrates Mandela Day, marking the 93rd birthday of the country’s first black president, with each citizen urged to donate 67 minutes for volunteer work
Man City agree Tevez sale to Brazil’s Corinthians
Manchester City have agreed a deal to sell their Argentinian star Carlos Tevez to Brazilian side Corinthians, the English Premier League club’s manager Roberto Mancini said Monday.
Ivory Coast forward, Gervinho joins Gunners
Ivory Coast forward Gervinho has joined Arsenal from French outfit Lille, the English Premier League club announced Monday.
Jubilation as Japan wins World Cup
Japanese erupted in joy Monday after their team won the women’s World Cup, hailing “a dream come true” and “a miracle” for the country as it battles to recover from March’s huge earthquake and tsunami.
Copa America: Brazil exit as Venezuela shock Chile
Paraguay dumped holders Brazil out of the Copa America on Sunday, winning a quarter-final penalty shootout 2-0 after a poor match ended goalless after extra-time.
Benin monarch commends Oshiomhole, Fashola
Oba Erediauwa of Benin Kingdom has commended Governors Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State and Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State for the fast pace of development in their respective states.
Pedro loses bid to reverse impeachment
Five years after he challenged his removal from office by the Lagos State House of Assembly, former Lagos State Deputy Governor, Mr. Femi Pedro, weekend, lost his battle to have his impeachment reversed.
Fear of Boko Haram tops ACN gov’s parley
HENCEFORTH, people without invitation and specific mission will no longer be permitted into public buildings including premises of governors offices of the six Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, controlled states.
FG, states, LGs share N1.3trn
The Federal Government, states and local governments, weekend, shared an unprecedented N1.3 trillion from the Federation Account and proceeds of the Value Added Tax, VAT, earned in June.
Senators demand probe of BPE over failed privatised firms
SENATORS are pushing for the investigation of the Bureau of Public Enterprises, BPE, over its failure to turn around the fortunes of privatised Federal Government-owned companies.
Ex-lawmaker calls for Tambuwal’s resignation over Rep Eyiboh
The contention over Eket, Akwa Ibom Federal Constituency seat continued, weekend, with former Senator Etang Umoyo demanding the resignation of Speaker Aminu Tambuwal for swearing in the incumbent, Rep. Eseme Eyiboh.
Eyiboh has dismissed the call, saying that Umoyo was ignorant of the provisions of the Electoral Act.
Ekiti sacks 5,000 LG workers
Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti has ordered the immediate sack of 5,000 workers from the state’s local government service.
Th etermination of appointments of the affected workers in the 16 local government areas cuts across the cadres.

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