More education on traffic laws
Detained pilgrims: FG to send delegation to Saudi Arabia
Niger police arrest 5 suspected Boko Haram members
Atuche: How bank’s N45m was paid as tithe illegally – Witness
North lobbies Southern Senators, Reps to review oil dichotomy law
FG okays N1.3bn for 5 fast lane train lines
N49.1bn fraud: Akingbola denies involvement in shares buy-back
Police arrest rapists, ritualist, in Ogun
Blacklisting of passengers: Stakeholders blast Arik Air
S-West PDP slams Lagos over N80bn bond
Oshiomhole vs Airhiavbere: Edo guber tribunal rules on jurisdiction today
Overflow of River Niger: Two victims die in Edo
Low turn-out mars Lagos schools’ resumption after strike
NMA faults health workers strike, asks FG to ignore demands
35 Lagos MDAs indicted for financial irregularities
Senate to FG: Appeal Bakassi judgment now
CJN to S-Court justices: Discharge your duties without fear or favour

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Rage of River Niger: Edo communities cry out against ravaging flood
No fewer than three hundred persons in Etsako Central, Etsako East and Esan South East Local Government Councils of Edo State are presently counting their losses since the River Niger overflowed its banks. In the first instance, they were rendered homeless, while property worth over N1 billion were destroyed by the rampaging flood.
Bakassi: Ball now in GEJ’s court
Fresh facts that will guarantee the restoration of Bakassi Peninsula to Nigeria have been abundantly established.
Redefining disability
This stammerer in our little village, Oghada, woke up one morning and burst into tears, unwittingly coming up with what later became a song in the village: “Oghada come, come and see, come and see that a lame man has run faster than me”.
Labour faults lists of PHCN’s plants bidders
ORGANISED Labour in the nation’s electricity sector, yesterday, faulted the list of preferred bidders for Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, generation plants as released by the Bureau of Public Enterprises, BPE, saying “the winners are those that have little or no technical expertise to manage and drive the power needs of the country.”
Democracy and closed Nigerian spaces
I think that deep down, those who rule Nigerian would rather they had on their hands the peace of the graveyard, where rulers do as they pleased and citizens are subjects.

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