Nigeria’s economic growth weakens – NBS
Violence alien to Islam – Emir
Truths About Constitution
3 docked for murder 3 yrs after
Lagos seeks N31bn loan from World Bank
Financial Reporting Council stops ICAN AGM
APGA ‘ll field presidential candidate in 2015 – Umeh
Niger House: Who is dancing to Babangida’s drums?
NFF: Why Saintfeit can’t resume now
Ekiti renew demolition for roads
IG blames rising crime on unemployment, poverty
We‘ll insist on workers’ rights, vows Nted

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Salami: This government doesn’t believe in rule of law – Ngige
CHIEF Emeka Ngige SAN, is one of the respected members of the Inner Bar. A member of the Body of Benchers, he is also one of the National Executive Committee of the Nigeria Bar Association, NBA. In this interview, Chief Ngige who is also an assistant secretary of Body of Senior Advocates and NBA presidential aspirant spoke on President Goodluck Jonathan’s refusal to reinstate Justice Ayo Salami, the controversy surrounding venue of forthcoming NBA delegate conference, judiciary and other issues affecting the legal profession. Excerpts:
Lagos Assembly urges Fashola to seize abandoned structures
Lagos State House of Assembly, yesterday, called on Governor Babatunde Fashola to seize all abandoned structures in the state and convert them to hospital and health centres.
Lagos govt rules out blanket recall of sacked doctors
ALTHOUGH indications emerged, yesterday, that some of the sacked Lagos doctors may be recalled, the state government has ruled out a blanket recall of all the doctors, even as the aggrieved doctors have accused the government of prolonging the current health crisis in the state.
Election by elimination
NO matter how much a man tries to cross his mind, there comes a time when he must cry out at some ugly situations around him. If it is a coincidence, it must be a great one.
Doctors’ residence ‘ll soon collapse – Ebonyi NSE
ABAKALIKI – Ebonyi State chapter of Nigerian Society of Engineers, NSE, yesterday raised an alarm that the doctor’s residential quarters of Federal Teaching Hospital Abakaliki, FETHA, would soon collapse because of the shabby work done by the contractor.

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