The makers of 2013
Oyegun cautions Northern govs over opposition to PIB
2015 POLLS: OBJ, Jonathan scramble for Northern govs
Adeboye predicts bigger disasters in 2013 unless…
Police ban PDP congresses in Yola
5 injured in Akure auto-crash
Feud: Tell the truth, Anyanwu charges Okorocha
ACN to Jonathan: Take governance seriously in 2013
Uduaghan promises hard times for kidnappers this year
Shettima pardons 30 prisoners
Amaechi to focus on job creation this year
CNPP scribe faults Jonathan on job creation
Peace, security foundation for devt – Obasanjo
Jonathan’s 2015 campaign posters flood Abuja
FAAN assures passengers over airport road traffic delays
Aig-Imoukhuede: Why the subsidy cabal is fighting back
High, low points of ICT sector in 2012

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Pictures in CJ’s chambers cannot amount to subjugation – SANs
PROMINENT lawyers, Prof Itse Sagay, SAN and Mr Lanre Ogunlesi, SAN, have said that there was nothing wrong with the pictures of the President and state governors being hung in the chambers of Chief Judges of the states.
FG to save N300bn annually from cassava flour – Maku
The Federal Government will save about N300 billion annually from importation of wheat through the use of 20 per cent cassava flour in bread production.
Why I’m opposed to PIB – Sen Ibrahim
…Says additional funds for oil producing states unacceptable
Alhaji Bukar Abbah Ibrahim is a Senator representing Yobe East in the Upper Legislative Chamber. His recent call on the Federal Government to yield to the proposal of the dreaded Islamist sect, otherwise known as Boko Haram by engaging the sect in a dialogue in far away Saudi Arabia, has no doubt sparked off verbal war in some quarters of the country. But speaking with reporters in Abuja, the former Yobe State governor explained the reasons for his position. He also threw light on why the North is opposed to the passage of Petroleum Industry Bill currently before the National Assembly. Excerpts:
A prayer for Nigeria
THIS, no doubt, is the appropriate note to begin the new year- with prayers for our own country. Not just because of the claim by many that the past year, 2012, was a terrible one. One can’t be sure if there would ever be a year when the whole country, to say nothing of the whole world, would be in agreement that a year has been so good nobody has something to cry about. One cannot deny last year was a hard year for Nigerians. Evidence abound that it was a tough year and up to the last few days, many could still point to incidents that brought tears to their eyes. There were still terrorist killings, unprovoked cowardly attacks that have been the hallmark of life in many parts of the country.
How to stimulate economy in New Year, by LCCI, MAN
As the New Year begins, the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, LCCI, and Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, MAN, yesterday, prescribed 10 ways government and the private sector can stimulate the economy this year.
My wish at 100 – Pa Akiyode
ALHAJI Yunus Sanni Giwa Akiyode, who turns 100 years today, is a reporter’s delight. With a toothy smile always on his aged but fair and handsome face, the former banker still accomplishes feats his age mates and those younger could only dream of.
Post Service Providers Era: Historical achievement for Customs
Today marks the end of the era of service providers contracts for the provision of core Customs responsibilities in Nigeria.
Puyol, Pique, Sanchez to lead Catalonia against Eagles
Head Coach of Catalonia side, Johan Cryuff, has listed 10 players from Spanish La Liga leaders Barcelona for the international friendly against Nigeria’s Super Eagles on Wednesday evening. He has also picked seven players from Espanyol FC, whose ground will host the encounter.
PDP has no opposition – Ogidi
Former chairman, Delta State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Emmanuel Ogidi, in this interview spoke on the de-registration of political parties, the PDP and his political aspiration in 2015. Excerpts:
Security dogs suffering from kwashiorkor
“Come o, are these not the dogs they brought in from the United States a few months ago?” asked Okey, a passenger in the Wuse-bound bus as he sighted some sick-looking dogs being led by some policemen along the road.

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