FG, ASUU both losers in ongoing strike – Aremu
Taleveras, Afren seal upstream oil, gas deal in Ivory Coast
CONFAB: Okurounmu c’ttee submits report Dec 2
Cashless Policy: Antagonists of the PoS revolution
Conditions for Eaglets to join Eagles – Ikpeba
Conversation with a Golden Eaglet parent
Banks can’t fund N464 trn infrastructures – BGL Director
Take Action: End Gender-Based and Intimate Partner Violence Now
Pension assets now N3.73trn, says PenCom DG
Adamu: NFF should invest in Keshi
You don’t ground an airline to do auditing — Odutola
Navy arrests three suspected oil thieves, community’s spiritual head
Oshiomhole’s 5th anniversary and Orbih’s hallucination
Decisive factors of Anambra guber
Demolitions, human rights and the Enugu MFM example
Nigerian Sports Award: Keshi, Maigari confirm attendance
Race for cars begins at 45th Asoju Oba Cup

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Armed forces winning war against insurgency, crimes — David Mark
The Senate President, David Mark, weekend, declared Nigerian armed forces were winning the war against insurgency and other violent crimes in parts of the country.
UNIBEN ASUU wants Wada, others tried for Iyayi’s alleged murder
ACADEMIC Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, University of Benin chapter, has called for the trial of the Kogi State governor, Alhaji Idris Wada and others connected to the accident that claimed one of their colleagues, Prof. Festus Iyayi.
Land Use Act: Lagos demolishes event centre
Lagos state government weekend demolished a multi-million naira Event Centre on block 36 Plot 4 in Magodo, Ikosi-Isheri Local Council Development Area, LCDA, for violating the land Use Act of 1990.
Aregbesola’s three unusual years in Osun
Osun State has experienced dramatic alterations in several spheres of infrastructural and human capital development in the last three years since the advent of the Rauf Aregbesola administration.
Employers must prioritise staff insurance — PenOp
Pension Fund Operators of Nigeria, PenOp, has said that many employers have refused to buy group life insurance policy for their employees as mandated by the Pension Reform Act, 2004.

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