CSOs fault electoral finances, seek amendment of Act
Fight against racism constant – UEFA’s Platini
D’banj, Mo’cheddah, others snatch FAB style awards
Breaking news: Two feared dead as explosion rocks Kano
Ojukwu’s Will tears family apart
Expected HIV vaccine
Shareholders raise concern over shares’ price manipulation
Falana threatens to sue FG over NNPC appointments
The root of the rot in our local councils
Soldiers kill 4 robbery suspects in Bauchi
Uduaghan promises athletes rosy Christmas
SSS arrests PHCN contractor over alleged attempt to defraud INEC
Sultan wants collective action against bombings
Delta sweeps Greco Roman wrestling gold
Police rescue 4 kidnapped female corps members in Rivers
Anglican cleric flays calls for tax on churches, mosques

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NUPENG petitions Senate over SPDC, CNL
NIGERIA Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, has petitioned the Senate over alleged unfair labour practices by Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, and Chevron Nigeria Limited, CNL.
Property bill: Bini youths vow showdown with Edo lawmakers
The Property Tax Bill before the Edo State House of Assembly is creating tension in the state, as Bini youths have vowed a showdown with the lawmakers, if the bill is passed into law.
The Public Service and the Transformation Agenda: Redefining the rules of engagement
“The philosophy and goals of the leaders of the struggle for Independence, the promise of pro-people programmes that would follow the attainment of Independence inspired the remarkable progress achieved in the decade before Independence and the immediate post-independence years.” Chief Philip C. Asiodu, CON, beams his searchlight on the public service , the challenges ahead, the need for a vision, the type of public sector required and the after-effects of the overthrow of the the Gowon administration in 1975.
Security men brutalise Lagos Dambe boxer
A Lagos State boxer, Amao Usman, has said that he was ruthlessly brutalized by the security men after complaining about the biased result of the officials at the end of his fight.
10 people slaughtered in Borno
Ten persons had their throats slit and militants killed two police officers during attacks on churches and border posts in a fresh wave of violence in Borno State officials reported yesterday.

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