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US Elections: Tiny northeast town casts first White House votes
US Elections: Obama leads, but dicey
Ribadu report: ‘C’ttee did not verify some data’
Five years after, Rev King appeals death sentence
Obama: The Second Time Around (3)
Air Force retires seven Air Vice Marshals
US Elections: Obama, Romney in a race ‘too close to call’
My Pikin manufacturer dies at 58
CYNTHIA: Prosecution, defence counsel disagree over adjournment
Constitution Review: US asks NASS to involve all sectors
Import waivers: Senate to strip Jonathan, Okonjo-Iweala of powers
Enugu community absolves self of monarch’s murder
Sokoto court orders striking PHCN staff back to work
Constitutional review will address state creation – Rep
INEC urged to deregister some political parties
Okada ban: Warri, Effurun, Asaba calm 5 days after
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SubscribeFlood: Presidential c’ttee to raise N100bn
The Presidential Committee on Flood Relief and Rehabilitation has unfolded its plans to raise N100 billion to complement government’s efforts at bringing succour to the victims of the recent floods across the country.
The committee, which is co-chaired by business mogul, Aliko Dangote and legal luminary, Olisa Agbakoba, hopes to bring smile back on the faces of the displaced persons who are currently sheltered in make-shift camps in different parts of the country.
FG to Tambuwal: Let’s work together
THE Federal Government has urged Speaker of the Federal House of Representatives, Alhaji Aminu Tambuwal, to improve the relationship between the House and the Executive in the interest of Nigerians.
Conflict prevention: Imperatives of reform Security agencies
TWO changes have been made at the apex of government’s security management and development.
Farouk-Otedola saga: Fresh bubbles
It was undoubtedly the most spicy scandal to smear the clean crisp image that Speaker Aminu Tambuwal had so much sought to build.
Is Nigeria winning the war against cancer?
It cannot be over emphasised that cancer and its destructive effects are very much in Nigeria. The scourge and its ravaging effects have long been a recurring decimal and several Nigerian families have experienced the agony of losing relations to the disease.
There was a country, there was starvation (2)
There is something eerie and surreal about the rationalisation by Awo and General Gowon that the use of mass starvation was a means of quickly ending the war.
End media war, Jonathan tells Amaechi, Dickson
President Goodluck Jonathan has directed the governors of Rivers and Bayelsa states as well as elders and leaders of the host communities involved in the dispute over oil wells to cease media hostilities.
Oshiomhole vs Airhiavbere: Reconstituted Tribunal begins hearing
THE reconstituted Edo State Governorship Petition Tribunal, headed by Justice Muazu Pindinga, commenced sitting in Benin, yesterday, soliciting the cooperation of all the parties in order to dispense with the matter within the stipulated time.
Energia targets 10,000bpd production by 2013
Indigenous Marginal Field, MF producer, Energia Limited, said it hoped to increase oil production from its Oil Mining Lease, OML 56, to 10,000 barrels per day, bpd, by 2013. Current capacity from the block is put at 5000 bpd and expected to inch higher to 7,000bpd by mid-December.
‘Fish out perpetrators of violence around Otumara Flow Station’
Security agencies have been urged to do everything possible to fish out the aggressors and invaders of the reported violence around the Otumara Flow Station in Warri South-West Local Government Council Area of Delta State.
Flood: NEMA puts casualty figure at 363 deaths, 2.1m IDPs
The National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, said yesterday that the flood that ravaged parts of the country killed no fewer than 363 persons and created 2.1 million internally displaced persons (IDPs).
Land dispute: Community files contempt suit against Army
THE High Court in Benin will on November 15, hear the contempt case filed by the people of Oghede Community of Ovia North-East Local Government Area of Edo State, against the Commanding Officer of 322 Artillery Regiment of the Nigerian Army, Ekenwa Barracks, Benin City.
State of Origin: Female judge denied Appeal Court seat
he Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Maryam Aloma Mukhtar, yesterday, declined to administer oath of office on one of the newly appointed justices of the Appeal Court.
Ethnic groups strategise for 2015 Benue guber
As different ethnic groups continue to lay claim to their rights to produce the next governor of Benue State in 2015, Governor Gabriel Suswam has said Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, elders and members of caucus in the state would decide who succeeds him.
AGPMPN bemoans paltry allocation to health
Lagos State chapter of the Association of General Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria, AGPMPN has bemoaned the current 6.04 per cent allocation to Health in the 2013 Budget, arguing that it is far from the World Health Organisation, WHO, standard.
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