

Eagles under pressure?
Alisimie community donates health centre to Ika South LGA
MAN recommends reduction of corporate tax to 20%
NIPR cautions against state police
Kano shuts 30 schools over tax evasion
Relocate us to Day Spring, Bakassi natives beg FG
Adeboye speaks on Nigeria
Mainstreet Bank gets 7-day ultimatum on disengaged workers’ benefits
Labour decries takeover of offshore maritime jobs by expatriates
Burial plans for Ola Vincent unveiled
Dragnet calls for e-recruitment based interview
Nike Osinowo sparks rumour of breakup with hubby
Ugolor: Court adjourns hearing on motion till Sept 14
FG urged to release names of oil palm seedlings beneficiaries
LASAA reorganizes operations for effectiveness
Smartphone market to increase in 2015 – HUAWEI, MD
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SubscribeRSUST VC tussle: Karibi Whyte disqualifies top contenders
HOPES of lecturers at Rivers State University of Science and Technology, RSUST, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, calling-off their strike action, were yesterday, dashed following the disqualification of top contenders in the tussle for the position of the Vice Chancellor of the university.
LP asks Police to probe alleged ritual in Irun Akoko
THe Labour Party in Ondo State, yesterday, alleged blackmail in a report insinuating that the party has a hand in an incident where ‘ritualists’ were said to have been caught in Irun Akoko while attempting to bury a live cow with the PDP and ACN inscription on it.
Dont remove tariff on palm oil importation – POFON
The Plantation Owners Forum of Nigeria (POFON) has decried what they described as orchestrated and clandestine move of certain industrialists to pressure the Federal government to remove the existing tariff of 35% on the importation of crude palm oil (CPO) into the country.
Nestle tackles malnutrition with vitamin fortified Golden Morn
With malnutrition remaining a major public health in Nigeria as it accounts for more than 50 per cent of under five deaths in the country. Statistics have also shown that one million Nigerians suffering severe malnutrition. Unfortunately, the situation has assumed public health proportion and this has also been linked to poor academic performance among many Nigerian children.
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