Deadlock in ASUU-FG talks, open invitation to chaos – NLC
Petroleum industry bill is dead – Sen. Enang
Opa Williams bids Nite Of A Thousand Laughs farewell
FG would have resolved banking crisis with N500bn – Operator
Group accuses police of rights abuse
Gunmen kill mother of 9, injure two others in Kaduna
S-East PDP okays removal of fuel subsidy
Unilorin 49 lecturers sue FG, VC
Naira heads for third week Drop as Nigeria’s import demand rises
Taiwo open to Newcastle switch
Slyva blames environmental woes on oil thieves, pipeline vandals
Ondo lawmakers justify doctoring budget
Gbaramatu youths pass vote of no confidence on EGCDF
Moses ‘ll go places, says Wigan coach
FIBA AFRIQUE: Inter Club are African champions
Sack of non-Abia workers: Monarch wants Ohaneze Ndigbo to intervene

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Oshodi-Apapa expressway of violence, accidents and traffic nightmares
The frequent ‘invasion’ of the ever-busy Oshodi/Apapa Expressway by fuel tankers with its attendant traffic congestion cannot be said to be news any longer.
Soccer fans in $50,000 prize rumble
Following the recent slide in the country’s football, a football friendly company, Crown Media limited has launched what they call Soccer rumble, a television reality game show with prize money of $50, 000.
Persons with disabilities decry discrimination
Persons with disabilities in the country have called on government at all levels to ensure that they are not discriminated against in employment and other social services.
SETRACO tennis gets December date
The Setraco Junior Tennis Clinic/Tournament which will commence its third edition on 13th to 22nd December 2011 will be in the Under-16, Under-14, Under-12 and Under 10 categories.
Police arrest suspects after attack on man, rescue kidnapped victims
Four men who have been terrorizing major areas in Port Harcourt, including Rukpakurshi New Layout, have been arrested by men of the Special Area Divisional Patrol Team in the state.
FIFA Club World Cup: Esperance fans run wild in Japan
Qatar’s Al Sadd will play Barcelona in the semi-finals of the Club World Cup after the Asian champions stunned Esperance of Tunisia 2-1 on Sunday, sparking fan violence and a pitch invasion.
Stakeholders call for indigenous software and capacity development
Worried by the almost 100 per cent dependence on imported technology for Nigeria’s developmental needs, the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP) organised a two-day workshop on Software Licensing and Development in Nigeria recently.
Indiscriminate use of pain relievers affects kidneys, induces stroke
In Nigeria, taking pain reliever is like a routine. Most Nigerians cannot do without taking pain reliever after a hard day’s job. But little did they know that this common habit may cause more damage to their health.
NIPOST partners eTranzact on Cashless Policy Initiative
In line with ‘Cashless policy’ initiative, Nigeria Postal Service (NIPOST) has partnered with eTranzact International Plc to ensure successful implementation of the policy across the country.
Ecobank launches middle Africa’s first-ever bond index
Ecobank Group has launched the first-ever benchmark index to measure the performance of sub-Saharan African (SSA) domestic bond markets (excluding South Africa).
CAF rejects IOC verdict on Hayatou
The Cofederation of African Football, CAF has expressed disappointment over the decision by the International Olympic Committee to reprimand its President, Issa Hayatou, based on allegation that he received in 1995, the sum of 100,000 French francs (15,000euros) from the ISL / ISMM Company.
NIMASA detains vessel for carrying petroleum products illegally
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has detained a vessel ‘MT BEE’ carrying 17,000 tonnes of petroleum products without any valid cargo document.
Finance Houses: In search of game changing reform
Edie Osarenkhoe is not happy about the situation of finance houses. “A great number of the well over 500 licensed finance companies have closed shop”, he lamented.
Maritime security agency bill passes second reading at Senate
The Maritime Security Coordinating Agency (MASECA) bill passed through second reading Wednesday on the floor of the Senate despite fears it might overlap the functions of the Nigerian Navy.
Have no fear, Primate tells Christians
ABUJA- Primate of All Nigeria Anglican Communion, Most Rev. Nicholas Okoh, has asked Christian faithful not to be afraid in celebrating Christmas.

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