FAAN ejects cargo agents
NAHAP seeks to attain MDGs on health
Waka Pass Love
FUNAAB, food and future prosperity
HIV prevalence rate in Bayelsa worries govt
CAC wants to be empowered to remove erring companies’ directors – Mahmud
Court orders arrest of two policemen
Osaze apologises
Akeredolu accuses Mimiko of intolerance
Ecobank partners MoneyGram on fund remittances
Ondo, most progressive in S-West – Mimiko
National stadium, Abuja, gets ‘’hair cut’’
US, Libya differ on accounts of Benghazi attack
Killing of US envoy: Libya arrests 50
Lagos in shock over Enyika’s death
2015: Jonathan, PDP will fail in S-West – ACN
Boko Haram harms all Nigerians – NGE

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Between N5,000 note and improved standard of living
THE Central Bank of Nigeria is the institution in charge of the nation’s monetary and fiscal policies with enorm ous constitutional power to drive the economy.
CBN approves N145 dollar exchange rate for Hajj pilgrims
The Federal Government through the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, said it has approved a concessionary exchange rate of N145.00 to the US Dollars for 85,000 Hajj pilgrims.
Ekiyor blasts FG over unreserved attention to ex-militants
WARRI- FORMER national president of the Ijaw Youth Council, IYC, Dr. Chris Ekiyor, has said the nonstop attention given to ex-militants, political office holders and their associates by the Federal Government could create a precarious problem if not checked.
French League: Traore thunderbolts send nine-man Lorient to second place
PARIS – (AFP) Nine-man Lorient won 2-1 at 10-man Rennes in a card-strewn Brittany derby on Sunday to climb to second place in the Ligue 1 table and leave their local rivals in the bottom three. Burkinabe midfielder Alain Traore was the visitors’ match-winner, putting Lorient ahead with a fine 30-yard lob in the 23rd […]
Erring motorists in Bayelsa risk six months jail term – FRSC
The Bayelsa command of the Federal Road Safety Commision (FRSC) says from Monday, motorists who flout road traffic regulations in the state would pay a fine of N10, 000.00 or serve six month jail term.

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