PIB: Nigerian upstream oil  projects stalled

PIB: Nigerian upstream oil projects stalled

Major upstream development projects in Nigeria accruing to billions of naira may have been stalled as a result of the lingering delay in the passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB).
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Vanguard disowns Desmond, apologises to Muslim umma

Vanguard disowns Desmond, apologises to Muslim umma

The attention of the management of Vanguard newspapers was on Sunday October 2, 2011, drawn to a blasphemous comment against the Holy Prophet Mohammed SAW by one Desmond, a faceless hate monger, infidel and a hacker, in his reaction to Vanguard story about passing out of the members of the NYSC.

Angry youths set 2 suspected robbers ablaze in Edo

Angry youths set 2 suspected robbers ablaze in Edo

BARELY 48 hours after a community leader in Igarra, Akoko Edo Local Government Area of Edo State, Mr. Aigboje Emah, petitioned the Edo State Police Commissioner and the State Security Services, SSS, over the activities of a notorious armed robber in the area, angry youths of the area apprehended the suspect and one Toyin Opashi and set the duo ablaze after they were beaten to a pulp.

The ‘Ogogoro war’ in Benue

The ‘Ogogoro war’ in Benue

IT did not start yesterday. It has been a long running battle between Ogogoro sellers in Benue State and the state government which has passed a law forbidding the selling of illicit gin alias Ogogoro in any part of Benue State.

Trial of Abdulmutalab, failed bomber begins

Trial of Abdulmutalab, failed bomber begins

The trial begins today of 24 year old Nigerian, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, accused of trying to blow up a packed airliner bound for the US on Christmas Day in 2009.

CNPP vows to truncate subsidy removal

CNPP vows to truncate subsidy removal

The registered opposition political parties in the country yesterday vowed to join forces with the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Trade Union Congress, TUC and other progressive patriots to resist the proposed withdrawal of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government. The parties which vehemently opposed the idea in a statement issued in Abuja, said they will do everything humanly possible “to protect the little benefits we drive from our God given Oil Resource.”

ACN slams FG for allowing MEND, Boko Haram chase it from Eagle Square

ACN slams FG for allowing MEND, Boko Haram chase it from Eagle Square

Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, said the Federal Government committed a serious error of judgment by cancelling the traditional parade and shifting activities marking the nation’s 51st independence anniversary from Eagle Square to the relatively-secured Presidential Villa, apparently following threats by MEND and Boko Haram.

Amnesty c’ttee, ex-militants disagree on stipend

Amnesty c’ttee, ex-militants disagree on stipend

WARRI-Presidential Committee on Amnesty, Abuja, weekend, opposed the claim by a group of former militants, under the aegis of Transformed Niger Delta Ex-Militants Forum, that about 12,000 ex-agitators, who passed through transformational training at Obubra Camp, Calabar, Cross River State, had not been paid their monthly stipend.

Taribo offers Eagles tips to beat Guinea

Taribo offers Eagles tips to beat Guinea

FORMER Super Eagles defender, Taribo West has given a recipe to the Super Eagles on how to undo the Syli Stars of Guinea in Abuja this weekend to pick the Group B sole ticket to next year’s Nations Cup.