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Terrorism – Do More, Talk Less
Grandfather jailed for stealing cash, cloths
The synthetic of Aso Rock
20 militants surrender arms in Akwa Ibom
Ondo NURTW crisis deepens
Re-instatement: Salami knows fate today
Police kill 7 robbers in gun duel in Lagos
FG to recover funds from failed contractors
2015: ‘Abuja opponents scheme to discredit Amaechi’
SUG supports varsity over Orji Kalu’s certificate withdrawal
Nigeria, 3 others on global investors’ list – Andrew Michael
Why we set up Neighbourhood Watch C’ttee – Oshiomhole
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SubscribeNavy raises alarm over fake recruitment syndicate
The Nigerian Navy has raised alarm over fake recruitment syndicates claiming that they were authorised to recruit personnel for the Navy.
Stop propaganda against polio vaccination – Minister
Minister of State for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Olajumoke Akinjide, said yesterday that the FCT administration would not hesitate to deal with those sponsoring evil propaganda against polio vaccination.
Pass PIB now, Rep begs colleagues
DEPUTY Chairman, House Commitee on Privatisation and Cpmmercialisation, Uzoma Nkem-Abonta, has pleaded with his fellow lawmakers to pass the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB.
CBN’s unrelenting stranglehold on the economy!
Lately, the Central Bank of Nigeria in a two-page Press Release, laboured to corroborate the Finance Ministry’s earlier clarifications on “the meaning, structure and management of the nation’s foreign reserves”. CBN defines external reserves, appropriately, as external assets held in foreign currencies by a country’s Central Bank for the “primary purpose of safeguarding the international value of the legal tender currency (i.e. the naira)”.
BOI managing N100bn CTG fund at high cost – Report
…Seeks 3% coupon rate from DMO
The Bank of Industry, BoI, has signaled that all is not well with the administration of the Federal Government’s N100 billion Cotton Textile and Garment (CTG) Industry loan to beneficiary companies. The bank is currently managing the fund at a loss under the current interest rate of six percent. This is even as majority of the Fund beneficiaries are not happy with the loan conditions and have called for a lower interest rate of three percent instead of the current six percent in order to reduce their production cost.
It’s now one-man-no vote for Oshiomhole – Dan Orbih
For Chief Dan Osi Orbih, Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in Edo State, it has been more than ten years of steadfast opposition to the authorities in Edo State. The election of his onetime childhood friend, Adams Oshiomhole as governor should have translated into a time of cosy comfort in the corridors of power, but not for Orbih. A scion of one of the state’s leading political families, Orbih continues to abide in the trenches in pursuit of the “good governance,” he claims has eluded Edo State since 1999 even when his own PDP governed the state.
CAF Elections: Nigeria loses, Hayatou returns
Nigeria’s bid to enter into the thick of African football politics has suffered a big blow following the defeat of the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Aminu Maigari in the CAF Executive committee elections. It was the West Zone B election.
Much ado about APC (2)
THE ACN is at best a relic of an African traditional cultural association which accords the elderly unquestionable loyalty and followership. And because of this, both Chief Akande and Chief Bola Tinubu have vigorously defended the lack of primary elections in the ACN.
SERAP moves against corruption at grassroots
LAGOS—Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, has launched a text service “to encourage citizens and local residents who witness corruption at local government level in Lagos State to anonymously alert the organization and we will in turn report any such allegations to the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, ICPC.”
PIB not a witch-hunt – Mark
ABUJA—Senate President, David Mark, has said the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, before the National Assembly is neither aimed at discouraging the multinational oil and gas prospecting corporations nor against any section of the country, but geared towards promoting international best practices in the industry.
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