

Tax defaulters in Edo risk jail term
Teachers seek own federal service commission
Flood: C-River spends N2bn on channel drain
Ship captain, crew members charged for alleged illegal oil bunkering
Flood sacks 7,000 in Delta
Sports summit: How Uduaghan took the initiative!
Deal with illegal oil bunkerers, FOC orders Navy personnel
Customs officers get ultimatum to vacate PCHN office
Senate calls for PPMC’s boss sack over kerosene
74-yr-old, bizman in prison over forgery
Our ordeal, by Bauchi bomb attack victims
Egbema/Gbaramatu youths reach agreement with Chevron
Infrastructure: FG to grant tax waivers to coys
Southern leaders dare North over Jonathan’s impeachment
Presidential system best for Nigeria – Lar
Taraba House sacks Dep Gov
Yes, Uduaghan has got this right
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SubscribeDismissed policeman, two others arrested for robbery
The Lagos State Police Command yesterday, arrested three suspected members of separate robbery gangs said to have been terrorizing residents of Alakuko and Ebute-Metta areas of the state.
UN blames improper planning for ravaging flood
United Nations, UN, representative in the country, yesterday, attributed the major causes of flood disasters in Nigeria to improper urban planning even as it urged the Federal and state governments to urgently adopt pro-poor land and housing policy.
Constitution review – A chance to be heard
THE two days the Senate Committee on Constitution Review has proposed for a public hearing — 11 and 12 October — will not be enough time for Nigerians to be heard on their future.
PENGASSAN vows to support PPMC over missing workers
Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, has assured the workers of the Pipeline Products Marketing Company, PPMC, of maximum support should they decide to down tools over failure of government to find their missing colleagues attacked by vandals when they went to repair the damaged pipeline at Arepo, Ogun State, dead or alive.
515 pilgrims depart Lagos for Mecca
About 515 pilgrims yesterday departed Nigeria at the Hajj and Cargo terminal of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos to Mecca, Saudi Arabia for this year’s hajj operations.
Vanguard gathered that the pilgrims were airlifted by Max Airline to Mecca this morning.
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