Jos boils again
The road to 20-2020: Putting Nigerians on the job
Access Bank to acquire 75% stake in Intercontinental Bank
PHCN workers petition presidency
Eight years of Glo, eight giant strides for Nigeria (2)
EU, UNICEF to partner Anambra on water, sanitation programmes
Jonathan urges new CJN to restore confidence in judiciary
Atiku condemns UN building bombing
Amosun, Daniel charge Muslims at Eid-el-fitri
Why industries collapse in South East, by Chime
Ohanaeze reiterates demand for Orimili State
HRAN condemns UN bombing, calls for accountability
Ooni, Idris, others for Elekole’s coronation
Customs nabs 17 Indians for illegal export of metals
Madagascar tie: Siasia may change tactics
Eid-el-Fitri: Chime urges rededication to national unity
N/Delta group warns foreign firms over alleged sharp practices

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Porsche gets befitting home in Nigeria
Renowned car maker, Porsche AG has finally settled in Nigeria. The car maker which is revered for making sports cars has finally gotten a home in Nigeria, courtesy of the Stallion Group a leading automobile marketing company in Nigeria.
Dwindling fortunes of a political dynasty
Nothing is permanent in life. Kingdoms rise and fall and so are stars. This assertion paints a true picture of the political fortune of the Kalus’, headed by the former Governor of Abia State, Chief Orji Uzor Kalu and his mother, Chief Eunice Uzor Kalu.
2011 poll: 24 convicted for electoral offences – INEC
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, announced yesterday that it has successfully prosecuted and secured conviction of 24 electoral offenders since the 2011 general elections.
Anambra, 20 years after: The light shines (2)
It (the 2008 budget) was based on the vision of achieving the Millennium Development Goals by the year 2015 as stipulated by the United Nations during the Millennium Development Summit in 2000.
Understanding the new Lagos tenancy law
Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN, last week, signed the new Lagos tenancy bill into law. Frontline estate surveyor and valuer, Chief Kola Akomolede x-rays the provisions of the new legislation and declares that the solution lies in building more houses for the low and middle-income earners and liberalising land approval processes.

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