

‘No hiding place for drug counterfeiters’
Culture revival at Best…
My father’s planned secret mission – Ige’s Son
Unresolved murder cases
The Abia security incentive
ASUU goes on strike again?
Escape from `slave camps’
Puzzle: ‘I found my son in well, dead’
CAPP suggests solutions to Jos’ unending crises
Ige: 10 Years After; ‘Penkele messi'(peculiar mess) of Ige’s murder
Why Nigerian democratization process is delayed, by Prof Mazrui
Three die as explosion rocks bomb factory in Borno
Pipelines: ‘Danger looms in Lagos LCDA’
Bayelsa 2012: Dickson picks retired rear admiral as running mate
Occupy Lekki: Residents protest against Lekki Toll Gate
Eight killed, 299 hurt as clashes rock Cairo
Gunmen kill policeman in Kano
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SubscribeTolls on Eti-Osa -Lekki expressway begins tomorrow
Amidst growing discontent, the Lekki Concession Company Limited, LCC will tomorrow flag off the collection of tolls at Admiralty Circle Toll Plaza on the ever-busy Eti-Osa -Lekki Expressway. The decision to commence tolling on the 49 kilometre- road was announced by LCC Managing Director, Mr Opuiyo Oforiokuma on December 1.
Strike: ASUU chases ESUT lecturers from offices
LECTURERS of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT)who failed to comply with the strike directive of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) were yesterday chased out of their offices by the union’s monitoring team.
Ex-militants invade Ughelli police station
Suspected ex-militants invaded the Ughelli Police ‘A’ Division, destroying the patrol van belonging to the Ogor vigilante group. The apparently aggrieved ex-militants stormed the Police Station at about 4pm in protest against the alleged killing of one of their members who was seen with a pistol by members of the Ogor vigilante group at about 10am that morning.
Lagos indigenes beg Fashola to reduce LASU fees
The association of Lagos state indigenes, Ojo chapter has appealed to Gov Babatunde Fashola to reconsider his decision to increase tuion of the institution in the interest of the indigent citizens of the state.
4 FRSC officials escape death in C/River
Four officers of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Cross River State Command, narrowly escaped death in Calabar, Friday as a taxi driver, Mr. Smith Stanley nearly crushed them in an attempt to evade being arrested when he was flagged down for traffic offences.
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