

Oil workers begin 3-day warning strike over insecurity
Blackout looms nationwide as PHCN plans to shut 5 power plants
Missing Nigerian vessel found in Ghanaian shipyard
Court halts monarch’s installation
Alleged N3.3bn fraud: Okereke-Onyuike, others for trial
World food prices fell for third month on slumping grains
Airtel Nigeria mobile outages hit 5 million
Oil workers begin 3-day warning strike over insecurity
ACN endorses Oshiomhole for 2nd Term
Why govts can’t create jobs
Imo commerce, industry commissioner kidnapped
LEDAP charges EFCC on arrested ex-govs
S-East Works Commissioners to storm Abuja over failed roads
ACN endorses Oshiomhole for 2nd Term
Police in A/Ibom nab 12 kidnap suspects, rescue 5 victims
Rocket launchers recovered from kidnappers in Lagos
SSS foils plot to disrupt Tribunal proceedings in Ebonyi
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SubscribeShare value on NSE appreciates by N54bn
A bullish trend was recorded in trading in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, last week, as the value of listed equities represented by the market capitalisation appreciated by N54.37 billion
Failed roads: Enugu lawmakers order contractors back to site
Enugu State House of Assembly has asked road contractors in the state, whose completed projects collapsed few months after execution, to return to site and effect repairs on the affected roads within one month or risk being blacklisted.
The wrong way to defend the naira
The Central Bank of Nigeria has been unusually silent on the widening gap between the official exchange and the Bureau de Change (BDC) rates of the naira to the dollar.
REVEALED: Mikel’s reason for reporting late to Eagles
Samson Siasia was in a dilemma before the failure against Guinea Saturday. He did not want to field Mikel Obi because of the attitude of the Chelsea player. Obi was late to camp and his reason for not beating the deadline to report to camp appeared more offending.
Consider diplomatic implications of DSC crisis, economists tell FG
Institute of Chartered Economists of Nigeria, ICEN, has urged the Federal Government to intervene in the on-going crisis at the Delta Steel Company, DSC, where some Indians are on hunger strike over non-payment of their salaries and other entitlements in the last three months.
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