76 Oil Wells: FG seeks reprieve for Cross River
Forex reserves hit $42.56bn – CBN
Fashola presents N497bn 2013 budget
East West Road, Floods Elsewhere
Okada ban in Delta: No going back on Nov 1 date – Commissioner
Auto crash: 7 burnt to death on Warri-Agbor highway
Can FG’s YouWin project tackle Nigeria’s high unemployment rate?
Oshiomhole promotes three teachers, demotes principal
Retired FG workers groan over unpaid N11bn pensions
Politicians often tempt Judges with bribes – Adekeye
Ekiti nullifies Onipede’s regency, appoints another
Nasarawa 2015: The looming battle
Workers, Gov Wamakko on warpath over flogging of PHCN workers
Lagos Assembly considers anti-smoking bill
Illegal mining: Ebonyi community laments death of 17 indigenes
26,358 ex-militants donate N2,000 each to flood victims
MASSOB: Ojukwu begs police to release wife

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RMAFC describes allegation on Rivers/Bayelsa oil dispute as misleading
Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission, RMAFC, has said the allegation that the commission moved five oil communities from Rivers State to Bayelsa State was misleading. Chairman of the Commission, Mr. Elias Mbam, made this known at a news conference in Abuja.
EFCC probes EBSU VC over contract award
THE Economic and Financial Crime Commission, EFCC, hasbegun investigation into all the projects executed under the administration of the Vice-Chancellor of Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki, EBSU, Prof Francis Idike, from 2009 till date.
We give 20% of our income back to govt – Arik
Arik Air chairman , Sir J. Arumemi-Ikhide has revealed that the Federal Government gets about 20 per cent of the airline’s annual income. This disclosure was made Tuesday, when the airline celebrated its sixth anniversary at its corporate head office in Lagos.
Will make you fishers of votes
ALL those who say we should thank INEC and the security agencies for the Ondo war that has just been successfully prosecuted certainly know what they are talking about.
Sandy first, election later
HURRICANE Sandy still held the centre-stage attention by Tuesday morning, pushing the campaigns towards the presidential election to a second place, at least for President Barack Obama.
The judiciary needs redemption – Osunbor
Prof. Oserhiemen Osunbor, a law teacher and former Governor of Edo State is presently a member of the Nigeria Law Reform Commission. In this interview he casts a retrospective look at Nigeria’s 52 years as an Many people feel that the 52nd anniversary of Nigeria’s independence was not worth celebrating.
Travel, thoughts, and observations
I AM writing these lines at the Charles DeGaulle Airport in Paris. I’m on transit to Abuja, after a troubling transatlantic flight which started from Los Angeles, California, through Atlanta and over the eastern part of the US, which was literally in lockdown as a result of the hurricane. News of that dominated the airwaves in my last two days in America.
Anglican Church declares 7-day fasting for Nigeria
Primate of Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, the Most Rev. Nicholas Okoh, yesterday, called for seven days prayer and fasting with effect from November 12, in view of the present security situation in the country.
Airlines not helping tourism – Experts
Experts have expressed concern over the inability of airlines in Nigeria to drive the tourism sector.
LCCI seeks for amendment of pension laws
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, LCCI, has called for the amendment of pension laws, saying the management of pension funds should rest solely with the National Pension Commission.

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