Parties seek inclusion as Confab C’ttee visits Benin City today
Anti-confab agitators are selfish, says Braithwaite
Cabotage fund: Stakeholders worry over failed objectives
Bad roads: FG to reintroduce toll gates
Jonathan ‘ll remain in office after 2015 – Tukur
Armoured cars: Jonathan bars Oduah from BASA signing ceremony
Nigerian fan dies in Dubai
Boko Haram should emulate Yoruba Muslims
Eaglets will run over Iran — Ugbade
Stealing has restrained government from collecting taxes
FAAN deploys new security equipment at Lagos Airport
ASUU faults Mark on comments against Onosode
Jonathan promises better electoral process
Amnesty: Urhobo ex-militants vow to attack oil installations
Ogboru, Akinola support National Confab

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Negative income from PHCN sale
Public expectation for adequate and stable power supply may have been heightened when President Goodluck Jonathan handed over share certificates to the private investors in five generation companies (GENCOs) and 10 distribution companies (DISCOs) created from the unbundled Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN).
Obi also has a deportation stigma – Igbokwe
Lagos APC spokesman, Mr. Joe Igbokwe in this interview reflects on the party’s chances and candidate in the forthcoming gubernatorial election in Anambra State.
Delta launches climate change policy
DELTA State Government has launched its Climate Change Policy and Integrated Territorial Climate Change Plan, thereby making history as the first state in the country to develop its own climate change policy and programme.
Aides fight over Ngige on Facebook
MR. Chuks Akunna was Chief Press Secretary to Dr. Chris Ngige in his time as governor of Anambra State between 2003 and 2006. Mr. Akunna left the government with acrimony six or so months before Ngige was forced out by the courts in 2006.
Corruption in Government and its consequences
“When those in office regard the power vested in then as personal prerogative, they inevitably enrich themselves…The fundamental structures of the modern state are eroded like the supporting beams of a house after termites have eaten them. Then the people have to pay dearly and long for the sins and crimes of their leaders”. Lee Kuan Yew, 1988. (VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS p 2).

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