Gombe Utd fans barred from match as club thrash Rangers 2-1
FRSC denies extorting money from motorists on expressway
NDLEA kills 4 drug barons in Adamawa
NIMET predicts normal weather condition in 2012
Where are the Ekiti professors?
Gunmen kidnap 102-yr-old mother of Mosogar monarch
Glo ‘ll withdraw case against NPL soon – Abdullahi
Fayemi calls for SNC,enjoins media to remain resolute
REPS/SEC BRIBERY Latest: How N5m request sparked trouble
Re: Out and about with Oshiomhole (2)
Ajimobi denies arresting protesting workers
Igiebor wants Eagles call
Sylva’s aides abscond with 200 vehicles – Bayelsa govt
Egypt demand Eagles friendly
ONDO PDP:Whither Mimiko or Tinubu?

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Baba Suwe: NDLEA ‘ll exercise full constitutional rights – Dir. Legal Services
Femi Oloruntoba is the Director of Prosecution and Legal services of National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). He joined the agency in 1995 as an Assistant Chief Legal Officer and later became an Acting Director in 2001. In 2010, he rose to the position of a Substantive Director.
Oshiomhole’ll return for 2nd term – Ogbemudia
FORMER governor of old Bendel State and member, Board of Trustees of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Dr. Samuel Ogbemudia, has expressed satisfaction with the on-going road projects being executed by the state government, saying that Governor Adams Oshiomhole’s performance so far, would earn him a second term ticket to the state’s Government House.
20 injured in Okada riders’ clash in Ekiti
No fewer than 20 persons were injured in Ado-Ekiti, yesterday, following a violent clash between some Yoruba commercial motorcycle operators, otherwise known as Okada riders, and some of their Hausa counterparts in Atikankan area, highly populated by the Hausa.
When two elephants play
TWO good citizens have asked us to worry less about the fact that when two elephants fight, the grass suffers. They say it is not every time that the elephants must fight. Elephants also play and when they do, the people rejoice.
Faces of anti-labour senators
ON Tuesday, March, 2011, at the floor of the Senate Nigerians watched in total shock another assault against Nigerian workers and its peoples through the anti-workers’ Bill sponsored by Senator Heinekken Lokpobiri, Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Senator from Bayelsa State seeking to make it unlawful for the trade unions in Nigeria to embark on any strike without obtaining thepermission of the different organs of the union through a ballot.

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