Kakadu: The musical narrative of Nigeria’s past
We ‘re rebuilding Rivers State – Amaechi
Port Harcourt World Book Team in Bangkok
Report industrial accidents ministry urges labour
Macmillan confronts Nigeria’s tears, hopes
Delta FA Cup: Warri Wolves take on Atete FC
Indomie commences search for 3 heroic children
Danger for Mikel as Essien returns
Army arrests 2, destroys illegal refineries in Delta
May Day protests against austerity, ‘slave labour’
Abramovich to hand Mourinho £100m kitty
Lagos judges get ICT training, iPads
FCMB posts N15.3bn after tax profit

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Tough battle awaits Yobo in Lisbon
Super Eagles captain, Yobo Joseph and his team mates in Fenerbahce will be in for a tough task in tonight’s Europa League semi final second leg clash with host Benfica if threats from their opponents’ coach are anything to go bye.
LPG Cylinders above 15 years to go – SON
Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has vowed to remove old Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders from circulation, said it’s Director General, Joseph Odumodu.
Baga fishing town paralysed by fear after slaughter
– A few residents stand amid razed houses and charred vehicles in the Nigerian fishing town of Baga, still mostly deserted nearly two weeks after fierce fighting between troops and Islamist insurgents.
Michael Jackson seemed at end of long illness: paramedic
The first paramedic on scene at Michael Jackson’s home the day he died said Tuesday the singer looked emaciated and like someone at the end of a chronic illness.
Youth unemployment tops discussion at OYW summit in S/Africa
Global youth unemployment will be tops on the agenda of the One Young World Summit taking place in South Africa in October this year.
Jonathan, most abused president, says Nwanyanwu
The National Chairman of Labour Party, Chief Dan Nwanyanwu has criticised Nigerians, especially, those in political circle for being disrespectful to President Goodluck Jonathan, noting that the president was the most abused ever in the history of the country.
Breast implants may delay cancer diagnosis – study
Breast implants may delay cancer diagnosis in women, said a study Wednesday that urged a thorough probe into the potential health risks of this type of cosmetic surgery.
49 die in floods, says Niger official
Malam Mohammed Shaba, Director-General, Niger Emergency Management Agency (NSEMA) said the 2012 flood in the state killed 49 persons and displaced 248,120 persons.
Tukur’s sacked aides plot comeback
ABUJA — All but one of the former many aides of the national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Alhaji Bamanga Tukur sacked last week have refused to collect their letters of disengagement.
May Day: Ajimobi pledges more buses
Gov. Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State on Wednesday pledged to provide low-cost houses and more buses for workers in the state.
Challenges of tackling ill treatment of Nigerian citizens abroad
IN late November 2011, there was a published report of crisis in a Nigerian mission in Asia involving Nigerian citizens resident in Bangkok and former officials of the embassy. A video of that scene was posted on YouTube and it quickly went viral with very conflicting reports. Similar incidence occurred at embassy of Nigeria in Malaysia, all encompassing from sheer act of the embassies’ official neglect to its citizens.
Champions League : What Madrid couldn’t do, can Barca do?
Following failure of Real Madrid of Spain to upturn their 4-1 thrashing by Borussia Dortmund last night and their eventual elimination from the UEFA Champions League, all eyes are now on Barcelona as the only hope of Spain.
Workers protest sack by Abia govt at May Day rally
By Tony Edike ENUGU—Some civil servants disengaged by Abia State Government last year for being non-indigenes of the state, Wednesday , took their protest to the Enugu State Government during the May Day rally with a plea to get them reabsorbed in their home state without further delay. Two of the affected workers […]
Perpetrators of corruption are organised labour members – Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday in Abuja called on organised labour to complement Federal Government’s efforts in fighting corruption in the country, noting that perpetrators of corruption are senior and junior members of labour unions.
NLC slams Kaduna govt over use of casual workers
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in Kaduna State on Wednesday decried continued use of casual workers by the state government, saying some of the workers were being paid N5,000 as monthly salary.

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