Rivers students pledge support for Amaechi
Director docked for alleged N64m theft
Govt not anti-labour – Anambra SSG
Fare disparity by foreign airlines: Why it persists
Youths lock out Auchi Poly Rector, others
Delta destroys illegal structures to check flood
I won’t mind becoming a Pastor – Gordons
How much Protein should you eat?
Telecoms market: The shape of things to come
Families of fallen heroes to be rewarded
Uduaghan absorbs 1,072 casual workers
Ikwerre leaders to wade into Amaechi, Wike feud
Obi betrayed my late father – Ojukwu Jr

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FG withdraws felony charge against Leadership reporters
ABUJA — Barely 72-hours after the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court released two Leadership Newspaper reporters, Tony Amokeodo and Chibuzor Ukaibe, accused of forging a document purported to have emanated from the Presidency, the Federal Government, yesterday, withdrew the charge it entered against them.
CAC to increase registration fee for limited liability companies
The Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC, said it is considering an upward review of the fees required for registration of Limited Liability companies in the country.
Why house impeached former deputy gov – Imo Speaker
The Speaker of the Imo House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Ben Uwajumogu in this special interview responds to issues concerning the impeachment of the immediate past deputy governor of the state, Sir Jude Agbaso and allegations that the House did the bidding of the governor. Excerpt:
$3m bribery scam: Court decides Farouk, Emenalo’s fate May 10
ABUJA — Justice Mudashiru Oniyangi of an Abuja High Court at Maitama, Thursday, slated May 10 to rule on an application that was filed before him by former Chairman and Secretary of the House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee on Fuel Subsidy probe, Farouk Lawal and Mr. Boniface Emenalo, seeking to quash the corruption charge against them.
Abuja land dispute: Turai floors Patience in court
ABUJA — The cold war between two Nigerian “first-ladies”, Dame Patience Goodluck Jonathan and wife of late President Umar Musa Yar’Adua, Turai, over a juicy plot of land in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja, reached its feverish heights Thursday.
Peeping into the realm of economic nationalism
THE other day a friend gave me as Easter gift, a Chinese made Electric/Solar Lantern. After charging, the magical lantern could provide an uninterrupted brightness for at least eight hours.
State of Democracy in LGAs: It’s cat and mouse in Ogun
Local governments were at one time autonomous in Ogun State, but not so anymore as they have become platforms for political domination by successive governors
E-dividend: Shareholders threaten legal action against registrars, coys
As criticisms continue to mount over the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s decision to direct registrars to stop forwarding dividend warrants to shareholders that fail to give their bank details to them, some shareholders have said that they will take legal action against any registrar or quoted company that dares to implement the directive.
Terry G denies fighting with AY.com
Contrary to rumours making the rounds that Terry G and AY.com recently had a fight during Terry’s birthday party where blows were exchanged; several bottles broken and people injured while trying to separate the fight , Terry G has refuted the rumour, saying that such incident never happened.
Nigeria signs MoU with China on skills, technology transfer
The Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment and Sanshui District Bureau of Economy, Science and Technology Development Promotion in China have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU to facilitate the transfer of skills and technologies.

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