

Army blocks move by Boko Haram to hoist flag in Damaturu
Court to commence contempt charge against Imoke’s aide
N-Delta monarch, youth leader call for Orubebe’s sack
Crisis: Court adjourns Abia NUJ’s suit
Eid Mubarak!
Kidney transplant: An effective medical treatment
Delta House urged to suspend appropriation of 13% derivation fund
Everyone needs a helping hand …Nena Kalu Ogba
Early childhood education, key to speedy devt – Jonathan
Okorocha’s fights: Winning some, losing hearts
President says Dame Jonathan a bright star
Oba of Benin tasks Edo NUJ interim c’ttee on credible poll
Gov warns warring Muslim factions in Odogbolu LGA
I’m not at war with Gov. Okorocha – Uwajimogu, Imo Speaker
Poly rector threatens contractors
ACF hails Onaiyekan over appointment as cardinal
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SubscribeOur company has done well in the past 7yrs – May & Baker boss
May & Baker Nigeria Plc said it has done well in the last seven years given its financial performance for that period.
Sovereign Wealth Fund: Task before the Rasheed led board
The leadership of the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) established to manage the nation’s Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) faces a Herculean task given the controversy surrounding the establishment of the fund.
No militant camp in Lagos – Evah
Former spokesman of Ijaw National Congress, INC, and Coordinator of Ijaw Monitoring Group, IMG, Comrade Joseph Evah in this interview with Vanguard, denied allegations of the presence of a militant camp in Lagos and spoke on issues arising from the Amnesty programme for youths and communities in the Niger Delta. Excerpts:
SALLAH: Jonathan restates commitment to restore peace
President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, restated the commitment of his administration to the restoration and maintenance of peace in all parts of the country even as he outlined the essential ingredients that will make us have faster progress towards development as a nation.
Kogi, Anambra oil well face-off: No cause for alarm – Rep
ABUJA—A member of the House of Representatives, Chriscato Ameke, Thursday, said there was no cause for alarm as the map of Nigeria had demarcated the area of discord over the oil well in dispute between Anambra and Kogi states.
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