Cocoa growers fault FG on agric budget
Reign of terror at Oshodi/Shogunle in Lagos
MAY DAY: Workers cry out over insecurity
HP unveils new line of Gen8 servers
US considers SERAP’s request on FCPA proceeds
Flood: Lagos makes case for proper drainage
FIFA hits 6 players with global ban
Sunshine Stars, Ahly trapped by Mali shootings
BlackBerry bets big on apps, touchscreens
Jessica Simpson gives birth to baby girl
NOSDRA and the intrigues of Oronsaye’s report
Gunmen kill three traders Yobe

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Obama in surprise Afghanistan trip
US President Barack Obama arrived in Afghanistan late Tuesday on a surprise visit a year after American elite Navy SEALs killed Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in a raid deep inside Pakistan.
IBM technology will help reduce drug counterfeiting – Sproxil
After initially naming five foreign based players in Obiora Nwankwo, Gege Soriola, Nnamdi Oduamadi, Raheem Lawal and Ekigho Ehiosun, Super Eagles boss, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi moved swiftly to dispel rumours over the list of home-based players for the international friendly against Peru by announcing the names of 26 players for the match.
Keshi picks 5 pros for Peru
Super Eagles boss, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi has made good his intention of using a sprinkle of foreign based players for the May 23 international friendly against the Peruvian national team, by naming five foreign based stars for the friendly.
PDP to ACN: Don’t distract Jonathan
THE national leadership of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, warned that Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, and other opposition groups cannot distract President Goodluck Jonathan in his task of governing the country.
IBM unveils software with capabilities on social media, cloud computing
At the ongoing Impact 2012 conference holding in Las Vegas, United States of Aamerica, the International Business Machine, (IBM) has introduced a range of new business integration software capabilities called WebSphere Application Server.
Plateau discovers fake commissoner on its payroll
The Plateau Government has expressed frustration that its efforts to curb corruption in its public service are being thwarted by workers in the state.
Keshi calls up 5 foreign-based, 26 home-based players for Eagles’ friendly with Peru
Super Eagles chief coach Stephen Keshi has named five foreign-based and 26 home-based players for the team’s May 23 international friendly, an official said on Tuesday in Abuja.
Mimiko, Aregbesola and our integration plan – Gov Fayemi
Former newspaper reporter and editor, lecturer, management and development expert, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, is now firmly settled as Governor of Ekiti State. Elected on the plank of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Dr. Fayemi’s present position was won after a challenging battle in the judicial arena. Almost midway into his stewardship , Governor Fayemi, during a recent visit to Lagos spoke with newsmen on recent developments pertaining to his party’s plans and challenges arising from the face-off between two of his fellow South-West governors, Segun Mimiko and Rauf Aregbesola of Ondo and Osun states respectively. Excerpts:
Borno lawmakers visit Lagos Assembly to learn pension law
A delegation of the Borno State House of Assembly has visited the Lagos State House of Assembly (LAHA) to understudy the Lagos Assembly on how to enact a suitable law on pension scheme.
May Day: Akpabio approves N18, 900 minimum wage
Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom has approved N18, 900, 27 kobo as minimum monthly wage in the state’s Civil Service, starting from this month.
Workers’ Day: MTN staff protest suspension of colleagues
Staff of the Jos Call Centre of MTN, a telecommunications operator, on Tuesday took to the streets to protest the suspension of 10 of their members.
Asaba Summit:The wisdom in Azazi’s holistic view
WHEN the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, argues that it is the biggest and most democratic party in Nigeria, that is not easily identifiable with any ethnic group in Nigeria, very few people can argue against that fact.
FG restates commitment to eradication of lead poisoning
The Federal government has reiterated its commitment towards the eradication of lead poisoning brought about as a result of illegal and improper handling of mining operations in the country.
Fresh unrest coming over planned hike in electricity tariff
Members of the pro-labour civil society groups, have warned of a repeat of the January uprising in the country over the hike in the pump price of petrol, should the government go ahead to jerk up electricity tariff from June as being speculated.
Why SURE, not a sure way – Gaskia
UNITED Action for Democracy, UAD, one of the civil society allies of Labour, has said among the major shortcomings of the Subsidy Re-investment and Empowerment Programme, SURE, introduced by the Federal Government in the wake of January 1, 2012 hike in the pump price of petrol, is that SURE has no plan to reduce the level of imported fuel in the next four years.

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