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Constitution review kicks off

Constitution review kicks off

THE National Assembly yesterday restated its determination to once again tinker with the 1999 Constitution by raising committees to review the grundnorm.

Fuel subsidy: Saraki seeks Senate’s probe

Fuel subsidy: Saraki seeks Senate’s probe

THE Senate is set to investigate the operation of the fuel subsidy with a view to determining whether it was still operating within the parameters of the law if the motion by Senator Abubakar Saraki scales through, just as it will also look at why the expenditure must be higher than the amount budgeted for the year 2011.

One dead as angry traders attack council officials

One dead as angry traders attack council officials

IBADAN—A motor bike operator, identified as Musibau, was crushed by a trailer while two passengers he was carrying were injured in a pandemonium created when some angry traders at the Mobil Filling Station, Ring Road Wednesday attacked policemen and a newsman, Mr. Gbenga Adesuyi, during a fracas between traders and officials of the South West Local Government Area in Ibadan.

Army stops recruitment of ‘child soldiers’

Army stops recruitment of ‘child soldiers’

BY EMEKA MAMAH
The Nigerian Army has abolished direct absorption of “child” soldiers from the Nigerian Military School, NMS, Zaria, into the Army. This was made known in a statement by Col O. U. Abdul for the Director of Army Information in Abuja.

Imo ACN counts losses

Imo ACN counts losses

OWERRI- leadership of Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, in Imo State is counting its losses over the decision to work for All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, during the last supplementary gubernatorial election in the state.

Bini, Ijaw on warpath over land

Bini, Ijaw on warpath over land

BENIN- Communal clash is brewing between the Bini and Ijaw in Edo State following claims by the Bini that the Ijaw were claiming ownership of the land the Binis gave them as migrant fishermen.

Delta doctors suspend strike

Delta doctors suspend strike

UGHELLI- Doctors under the aegis of the Delta State chapters of the Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria, MDCAN, and the National Association of Government General Medical and Dental Practitioners of Nigeria, NAGGMDP, Wednesday suspended their 10-day old strike.

Bauchi bank attack: Insiders’ job – Police

Bauchi bank attack: Insiders’ job – Police

BAUCHI—Bauchi State Police Commissioner, Mr Ikechukwu Aduba, yesterday said the attacks on a police station and bank in Misau Local Government of the state by suspected Boko Haram members were facilitated by insiders.

Ebonyi reads riot act to contractors on MDG projects

Ebonyi reads riot act to contractors on MDG projects

ABAKALIKI- Ebonyi State Government, Wednesday, warned contractors handling Millennium Development Goals, MDGs, projects in communities across the state to desist from abandoning them for unjustifiable reasons.

Nigerian inflation steady ahead of rate decision

Nigerian inflation steady ahead of rate decision

Nigeria’s inflation remained steady below the central bank’s national single-digit target in August, a week before the monetary policy committee’s interest rate decision.

Utaka begs Siasia for starting role

Utaka begs Siasia for starting role

Peter Utaka has blamed his non performance for the Eagles on limited playing time given to him by coach Samson Siasia.

The Odense of Denmark striker who has made seven appearances and scored four goals for the Eagles, declared that he needs to get quality time to make the difference.

Okagbare jumps to gold

Okagbare jumps to gold

Blessing Okagbare continued Nigeria’s gold chase with a golden leap of 6.50 in the long jump event. She gave Nigeria the only gold medal yesterday.