How Oyinlola deceived us – Osun PDP
LG official, UNIZIK lecturer in N8m contract scam
Man, 36, allegedly rapes 18-yr-old girl to death
Man jailed 7 years for raping 4-yr-old
Abortion law: Imo Govt moves against whistle blower
Church studying autopsy of late Catholic priest
Erosion ravages Abia villages
Gas flaring reduced by 20% – FG
Lagos govt bans Molue buses on Lagos Island
Ozekhome: NBA to suspend defence of kidnap cases
Nigerian invents Bamboo Tablet
Rivers police parade alleged kidnappers, recovers 20 vehicles
Fame has favoured me in so many way – Doris Simoen
FG attempting to break our ranks – ASUU
PDP crisis: Sack Tukur, Junaid tells Jonathan
PDP Crisis: Mark, Tambuwal dancing on the ceiling

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Royal father raises alarm on activities of cultists
The traditional ruler of Ochia autonomous community in Ohaji/Egbema local council area of Imo State, Eze Ekwueme Ekwueme, has raised alarm over the sordid activities of cultists in his domain.
Rail transportation: Stakeholders to promote efficient freight system
Stakeholders in the rail transportation sector are gearing up towards a more efficient freight system in the country. The stakeholders, which include Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, Nigeria Ports Authority, NPA and Inland Container Nigeria Limited, ICNL have all expressed their readiness to partner with the Nigeria Railway Corporation, NRC, to explore better ways to make the rail freight system more efficient.
Kalu, Nwachukwu, Okonkwo blame insecurity on bad governance
FORMER Minister of Finance, Dr. Kalu Idika Kalu, erstwhile Minister of Foreign Affairs, Major General Ike Nwachukwu, and the presiding Bishop of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission, TREM, Dr. Mike Okonkwo, were unanimous, yesterday, that absence of good governance, equitable and just distribution of national income and the rule of law were factors responsible for the growing insecurity in parts of the country.
Multinationals do not work with oil thieves, says Shell
WARRI—SHELL Nigeria Exploration and Production Company Limited, SNEPCo, has said that multinational oil companies do not collude with oil thieves to steal crude oil at loading terminals.
Nigeria ranked among world’s poorest competitive countries
Nigeria dropped five places from last year’s 115th position to 120th.

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