Statecraft in the African Renaissance amidst regime change (3)
Land Rover Freelander 2 refreshes for 2013
10 students, nine others die in Ogun crashes
Alleged N4.7bn scam: Babalakin plotting to flee – EFCC
Anambra PDP: Home for all crises
2015: Middle Belt will shine its eyes – Asake, Youth Leader, MBF
Kojo Motors unveils Toyota Express maintenance
SSANU strike paralyses varsities
Nigerians urged to care for indigents
Chime’s absence normal – Speaker
New BMW 7 Series, epitome of luxury – Maduka
New curriculum guide crucial to FG’s human capital devt – Prof. Obioma
China blames African importers for inferior products
Ijaw laud Lakemfa’s election as OATUU scribe
Room for talks with oil firms still open – Diezani
LP moves to reclaim seat in Bayelsa House

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Tax rebate panacea to production of quality goods – Manufacturers
Manufacturers in the country have identified tax rebate as the solution to the production of quality Made in- Nigeria goods.
Total refutes claims on Egina project
LAGOS—TOTAL Upstream Nigeria Limited, second largest operator in Nigeria’s upstream oil sector has debunked claims of seeming lack of transparency in the award of its Egina oil Field located 150km off the coast of Nigeria.
OAU students clamour for sustainable SUG
Concerned with the non existence of Students’ Union Representatives that will see to the welfare and representation of the students of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Osun State, selected students drawn from faculties, associations and clubs were brought together by the university management to discuss issues relating to the sustainability of Students’ Union Government in the university.
Man seeks divorce…says ‘my wife beats me regularly’
LAGOS — Mr Adewale Sunday, 40, who alleged that his wife beats him regularly, has urged the Agege Customary Court in Lagos to dissolve the marriage to save his life.
Strike: LUTH doctors to challenge tax deduction in court
LAGOS—Resident Doctors at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital will be challenging the controversial tax deduction from their salaries in court.

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