Aviation workers, Minister bicker over automated revenue collection
Reps raise alarm over failed S-East roads
Will Nigerians accept coins again?
Demolitions: FCT warns potential home buyers
Gov’s Cup II: Nigerians on redemption mission
Nigeria, a nation of sharing, what a nation!
Ondo people have rejected tribalism – PDP
Stakeholders set to float Nigeria’s first mortgage refinance coy
DMO tasks state, local govts on effective debt management
C-River accuses NUPENG of blackmail plot
Nigerian students win 4 awards at South African science fair
Automation: NAMA tells employees not to panic
Jubilation in Ondo as Mimiko wins
Rich & Ugly Husband
NACCIMA set to revamp technical education for job creation
We’re in the right mood for Shakhtar – Mikel

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Stakeholders condemn extremity in enforcing traffic laws
STAKEHOLDERS in the transportation sector weekend, expressed concern over alleged indiscriminate arrest, harassment and intimidation by law enforcement agents in the implementation of Lagos Road Traffic Law, saying the enforcement should be more of corrective than punitive measure.
Improper family upbringing, cause of national insecurity – DEPOWA
WIFE of the Chief of Defence Staff and National President, Defence and Police Officers Wives Association, DEPOWA, Mrs. Dupe Ibrahim, weekend, attributed the cause of insecurity in the country, to failure on the part of women to bring up their children properly.
Health of flood victims worries MWHUN
MEDICAL and Health Workers Union of Nigeria, MWHUN, weekend expressed concern over the health and general well-being of Nigerians now endangered by flood disasters across the country.
Hajj: All now set for Arafat
All is now set for Arafat, the climax of hajj rites on Thursday as 14,000 officers have been deployed to manage the crowd.
Three electrocuted in Delta flood camp
TRAGEDY struck at one of the rehabilitation camps for flood victims in Delta State, weekend, when three persons, including two brothers, who visited the camp ground to identify with the Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, were electrocuted.

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