FIFA president Blatter says racism row is over
Two arrested for bag snatching
Sanction Dickson, CNPP urges Reps
Nicolas Anelka set to leave Chelsea
Golf honour for army boss
Clooney, Ronaldo called as witnesses in Berlusconi sex trial
NigComSat-1R is solution to nation’s security challenges – expert
Unilag wins N.8m at Inter-Tertiary Games
Politicians, Lawyers, others hail Waziri’s removal
Man, daughter killed in Benin by unknown gunmen
27 female Deltans prostituting in Mali repatriated
FUPRE students vacate hostels as crisis continues
Jonathan sacks Waziri
Jonathan confirms Lamorde as new EFCC boss
Fuel subsidy: Why reason must prevail
Enugu residents decry high cost of kerosene
FG to spend N320bn on vandalised pipelines – Allison-Madueke

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Flood turns Cross River families to refugees
It has become a tale of woes in Cross River State following ravaging flood that has rendered several families in the state homeless and turned them refugees in their own fatherland.
Naira devaluation: Interbank rate rises to N159.3/$
The interbank exchange rate, yesterday, rose to N159.3 per dollar in response to the devaluation of the naira by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, on Monday
BOKO HARAM: Sen Ndume docked
FOLLOWING his alleged complicity in sponsorship of the Boko Haram Islamic sect, the States Security Service, SSS, yesterday, arraigned Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume (Borno South Senatorial District), before an Abuja Chief Magistrate Court even as his colleagues in the Senate resolved to stand by him until investigations into the case have been concluded.
CAN faults CBN’s $5m investment in Islamic biz group
CONTROVERSY that attended the issue of non-profit (Islamic) banking in Nigeria was yet to settle down when it appeared that Malam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, was on another collision course with the Christian commu-nity in the country as he was said to have invested the nation’s $5 million in an Islamic organisation known as International Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation.
Insecurity: Igbo flee North en-masse
IGBO living in some Northern states where many Christians had been attacked by members of the Boko Haram sect are now returning en-masse to their home-states, abandoning most of their belongings.
Gay right controversy: A gathering storm over Cameron’s comments
THE furore generated by the British Prime Minister, David Cameron on his plans to hold back aid from countries that do not recognise gay rights and Senator Domingo Obende’s claim that gay marriage is “spreading” and must be stopped has polarised the Nigerian human rights community.
My lamentations in ACN – Bafarawa
Last week, former governor of Sokoto State and former Presidential candidate of the Democratic Peoples party (DPP), Alhaji Attahiru Bafarawa, resigned from the Action Congress of Nigeria, (ACN), a party he joined about one year ago. His movement into the ACN then surprised many who wondered why he abandoned a party he virtually founded, funded and was national leader to join another as an ordinary member. In this interview, he gives reasons why he left the ACN, and why he is returning to his older party, the All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP). Excerpts:
7 Govs meet Jonathan again over Sylva
A LAST minute rally by seven Governors to salvage the candidacy of Governor Timipire Sylva of Bayelsa State for a second term on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP failed, yesterday, as a meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan was inconclusive.
‘Lack of anti-trust law may ruin case against BA, VAA’
UYO – Institute of Chartered Economists of Nigeria, ICEN, has predicted that the efforts by Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, to collect $235 million from British Airways, BA, over alleged abuse of dominant positions may not yield fruitful results as the country had no Antitrust Law.
Minister bemoans rot in federal schools
MINISTER of State for Education, Chief Nyesom Wike, has expressed shock at the level of infrastructural decay in the Federal Government Technical College, Awka, Anambra State, regretting that the situation was almost the same in all unity schools he had visited across the country.
Woman arraigned over alleged N16m theft
A 33-year- old woman, Josephine John, has been arraigned before a Yaba Magistrate Court, over an alleged stealing of N16 million ($100,000) belonging to Alcateco Bureau de Change, where she worked.
Okonjo-Iweala explains delay in 2012 Budget
The Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, yesterday, explained the delay in forwarding the 2012 budget to the National Assembly, saying the executive was consulting with the legislators and did not want to rush the budget.
Alex Ibru for burial Dec 16 – Son
LAGOS – BARRING further changes, the remains of the Publisher of The Guardian Newspapers and former Minister of Internal Affairs, Mr. Alex Uruemu Ibru, will be buried on December 16 at his Agharho-Otor, Delta State home town.
Army ready to check terrorism – Ihejirika
CHIEF of Army Staff, Lt.-General Azubuike Ihejirika, Wednesday, in Benin said the Army recognises the emerging challenge of terrorism in the country and has adopted robust measures which, in cooperation with other sister services, will help checkmate the activities of terrorists groups and other criminal elements in the country.
N40bn loan scam: Court summons NASS clerks
ABUJA – Justice Suleiman Belgore of an Abuja High Court sitting at Apo, yesterday, ordered the Clerk of the National Assembly, Alhaji Abubakar Salisu Maikasuwa, and his House of Representatives’ counterpart, Mr Mohammed Ataba Sani-Omolori, to appear before him today to explain alleged roles they played in the N40 billion loan saga that trailed the 6th session of the Lower House.

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