Mass protest over subsidy removal in Kano
Family first as Beckham rejects move to PSG
Taliban confirm public gesture towards peace with US
4 shops burnt, another vandalised by hoodlums in Gombe
Protesters take over Lagos
Fuel subsidy removal: Residents of Awka lament policy
Police fire tear gas to break up fuel protests
PDP says Nigeria will emerge greater from present challenges
Fayemi grants amnesty to 10 inmates
PENGASSAN, TUC reject fuel subsidy removal
Fuel price hike: What is the situation in your area?
Ferguson demands response from United
John Terry petitions India over image on cigarette
Anti-fuel hike protest commences in Lagos
Six Nigerians arrested for ‘phishing’ scam in India
Arsenal’s defeat: Wenger mad at referee
‘Emergency decree blank cheque for military to perpetrate abuses’

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Ogun NLC, TUC call for Jonathan’s impeachment
THE Ogun State chapter of the Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, and Trade Union Congress, TUC, have urged the National Assembly to commence impeachment process on President Goodluck Jonathan for alleged contravention of the constitution.
DPR to seal stations selling above N141/litre
The Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, Nigeria’s oil and gas industry operator, said it would seal off any fuel station that sells petrol above the N141/litre benchmark price approved by the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency, PPPRA.
Subsidy Removal : Labour leaders meet tomorrow on strike date
LEADERS of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and their Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, counterpart, will tomorrow meet to fix a date for the commencement of a general strike, mass protest and rally to force government to rescind the subsidy removal that has skyrocketed the pump price of petrol to N150 per litre.
Nigerians groan under subsidy chaos
CONSEQUENCES of full deregulation of the downstream sector of the oil industry or removal of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government began taking its toll on the citizenry yesterday across the country. Commuters had to contend with over 100 per cent hike in transport fares as fuel price ranged from N140.50 to N200. Price differentials were noticed in many petrol stations within the same town.
Boko Haram: There’ll be no reprisal killings in N-Delta – Kuku
The Federal Government, yesterday, assured that there would be no reprisal killings in the Niger Delta region, in response to the violent activities of the dreaded Islamic sect, Boko Haram.

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