Muslims and Christians “destined by Allah” – Sultan
National security as LG and town security
Youths seek Sovereign National Conference
Aliyu denies breeding Anaconda snakes
National robbers, thieves, rogues
Police arrest 5 students with charms, alcohol
Firm marks Children’s Day with schools debate
2015: Jonathan divides North
4,334 ghost pensioners on Abia’s payroll
Lagos reneging on agreement – NMA
FG denies reports of cassava bread bill at NASS
Gunmen kill four at relaxation spot in Kano

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Jonathan denies complicity in alleged N155bn oil block scam
President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, denied his alleged complicity in a N155 billion oil block scandal allegedly involving Shell, ENI subsidiaries in Nigeria, a Nigerian oil firm and a former Petroleum Minister, Mr Dan Etete.
NUT sues Ogun over salaries’ deductions
ABEOKUTA – The Nigeria Union of Teachers, Ogun State Chapter, said it had got the leave from the National Industrial Court, NIC, to join the Accountant-General of the state in the suit against the state Teaching Service Commission and the Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools, ASUSS, in the state over deduction of salaries of teachers.
Doctors’ sack: NBA, activists warn NUPENG over strike
LAGOS – The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Lagos branch has described as uncomplimentary, the statement credited to the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Lagos branch, to the effect that it will call a strike over the Lagos State Government and doctors’ face-off while coalition of human rights group has warned the union against the proposed strike.
Why CBN must maintain 12% MPR for 2012 – Khan
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is expected to maintain its benchmark interest rate, the monetary policy rate at 12 per cent throughout this year, says Razia Khan of Standard Chartered Bank.
Delta Assembly calls for memoranda for State Anti-kidnapping, Anti-terrorism bill
UGHELLI – Delta State House of Assembly has called for memoranda for the “Delta State Anti-kidnapping and Anti-terrorism bill” which sailed through the second reading on the floor of the House last week.

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