Eagles sweep awards
Au revoir! Nigeria sacks Cote d’Ivoire
ACN accuses FG of diverting SURE-P funds
Afcon: We’ve not arrived yet – Amiesimaka cautions
Alleged recruitment bribery: Reps probe Federal Civil Service Commission
ACN, CPC merger c’ttee holds inaugural meeting tomorrow
Pension thief: Group wants NJC to prosecute Judge
Land dispute: Elechi threatens lawsuit against Rep
Telecom operators fleece subscribers of N31bn in drop calls, others
Beyond the thief and the judge
Presidency threatens to return 2013 budget to N-Assembly
Is CAN still relevant? (2)
Fani-Kayode berates Abati
Governments move from lying about jobs to robbing job seekers
Delta community shuts down Chevron’s pipeline project
Police officer kills colleague at drinking joint

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Constitution review: Don’t subvert collective interest of Nigerians, NLC tells NASS
LAGOS —NIGERIA Labour Congress, NLC, weekend, said the signals coming from the National Assembly, particularly the House of Representatives on the review of the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was disturbing.
Fixed Income Securities: Stanbic IBTC allays fears over poaching
Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers has described as unfounded the claims that its appointment as government stockbroker for FGN bonds will make it possible for it to poach the customers of other stockbroking firms.
PIB is the foundation on which we can build this nation – Joseph Ezigbo
Professor Joseph Chukwurah Ezigbo is the Managing Director of Falcon Petroleum Limited, a company which provides a range of oil and gas engineering, design and consultancy services. In this chat with Financial Vanguard, the professor of medical parasitology and university lecturer tells the story of Falcon Petroleum, challenges of doing business in Nigeria, and says that Nigeria has no business flaring gas, adding that without the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), Nigeria will not really make progress. Excerpts:
Non conviction of pirates, oil theft frustrating – DG NIMASA
Director General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Patrick Akpobolokemi, has expressed his frustration for the inability of the agency to convict suspects apprehended for their involvement in oil theft and piracy along the nation’s waterways.
Why consumers scramble for wheat meal
The reason for eating wheat has become apparent, no thanks to the increasing number of diabetic patients. Wheat consumption according to investigation by some diabetic patients say it helps to enhance the health and fitness of patients as a result of its fibre content, fast digestive tendency and its low sugar level, as it also helps to stabilise the body system they explained.

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