FUEL SUBSIDY CRISIS:Labour versus Govt; Who blinks first?
Black Stars’ coach rejects Keshi’s suggestions
Etiquette with Safar (2)
Keshi on course for Eagles rebirth – NFF
Our cassava plan is to revive Nigeria’s economy – Adesina
Anti-same sex marriage/union bill: Commendation not condemnation
Onyeka Onwenu rolls out red carpet for late mum
PDP in 2011: A party embroiled in controversies
How rights abuse led to killings in Nigeria
Tunisian man sets himself alight in protest
NLC shuns dialogue with FG over subsidy
Ignore subsidy negotiation Committee – Civil Society groups
Shell declares force majeur on Bonny light crude
Europe, US worries weigh on oil prices
AU asks UN to increase peacekeeping force in Somalia to 17,700
Ports ‘ll be shut from Monday, labour tells operators
Subsidy protests: Depots close shop for fear of mob attack

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Group wants Delta CP transferred
Niger Delta Indigenous Movement for Radical Change, NDIMRC, Thursday, said insecurity in Delta State had degenerated to emergency proportions and demanded immediate transfer of the state’s Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Tsafe.
Take Boko Haram’s ultimatum serious, SSPA tells FG
SOUTH- South Peoples Assembly, SSPA, has enjoined the Federal Government to take seriously, the recent ultimatum handed Christians to vacate the North by the Boko Haram sect.
Fire guts Accord Party’s national secretariat
Fire, Thursday in Abuja, razed the twin duplex housing the headquarters of Accord Party, AP, and Typhacenia Nigeria Limited, destroying property worth millions of naira.
Jang faults labour on strike
AS organised labour moves to test its popularity against government’s decision to stop subsidising petroleum products, Governor Jonah Jang of Plateau State, yesterday, slammed the leadership of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, for calling out workers on a nationwide strike, saying the aggrieved labour leaders did not wish Nigeria well.
CNPP backs mass action…warns labour against making u-turn
Conference of Nigerian Political Parties, CNPP, Thursday vowed to support the mass action scheduled for Monday by labour and pro-people civil society, if President Goodluck Jonathan fails to reverse the petrol price to N65, on or before Sunday 8 January 2012.

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