Eagles go for FIFA ranking points against Etalons
Foreign reserves hit $46bn
N’Delta youths commend PPMC’s achievements
Ebonyi govt stops payment of CONHESS to corps members
Privatization not the answer to power problems – SSAEAC
Road traffic law has rendered 75 % of Okada riders jobless — Union leader
All-new Ram 1500 redefines pickup segment
IPMAN condemns pipeline vandalism
Labour condemns low implementation of Employee Compensation Scheme
Jonathan declares zero tolerance for substandard lab practices
FG commences diaspora export programme
Falana asks court to compel AGF to reveal Gov Suntai’s health status
Prioritise education, UN Sec-Gen urges FG
Nigeria to access $500m for education
Amaechi blasts Tukur over APC sponsorship allegation
Uyo Summit: Why Nigeria must remain united Ezeife, Kachako

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Yes, I’m now the issue in Delta — Keyamo
…Says he’ll radicalise the Senate
Barrister Festus Keyamo, lawyer, activist and human rights crusader has come of age since 1992 when he burst into national consciousness as a baby lawyer from the tested and tried temple of the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi. Since then he has trudged on the path of legal advocacy willy-nilly turning into one of the nation’s leading references in jurisprudence.
Oct 1 deadline: 63.7 % of vehicle owners yet to get new number plate
•FRSC, VIS, talk tough on enforcement…
Owners of vehicles with old number plates are in for a tough time with law enforcement agents, if the threat by Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, Lagos State Vehicle Inspection Service, VIS, and the Police is anything to go by as enforcement on new vehicle number plate commences on Tuesday, October 1, 2013.
No ‘Ogiame,’ no Atuwatse II – Itsekiri leaders of thought
THE Itsekiri Leaders of Thought, ILoT, yesterday, asked the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse II, to renounce his new edict, rejecting the ‘Ogiame’ title of the Warri monarch.
ANAMBRA 2013: NEDG plans debate for candidates, deputies
The Nigerian Elections Debate Group, NEDG, a coalition of broadcast organizations, civil societies and professional groups committed to deepening democracy and entrenching an enduring democratic culture through organized and televised live debates, is to organize debates for all the candidates and their running mates in the November 16 governorship election in Anambra State.
Propertygate unveils N800 million Alexandria Quarter in Lekki
A Lagos-based property development firm, Messrs Propertygate Development and Investment Plc, has given a boost to housing provision in the popularLekki peninsular corridor with the completion of a highbrow mini residential housing estate.
NMCN: Mixed reactions trail FG-medical workers’ agreement
Mixed reactions have continued to trail the recent Federal Government agreement with the medical and health workers, particularly on the issue of the Chairman of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria, NMCN, a parastatal of the Federal Government of Nigeria established by Act Cap. No143 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004.
Gas flaring reduced to 20% in two years – FG
The Federal Government has disclosed that gas flaring has been reduced in the country to about 20 per cent over the last two years.
The Covenant
Thus today (September 4), this assembly is now convened to set a new order in place for us, Iwere people, which will supersede the old one that has been in operation since the founding of this kingdom.
Reject antimalarials, antibiotics without MAS technology – NAFDAC DG
AS the SEPTEMBER 1, 2013 deadline elapsed for pharmaceutical companies to fully comply with utilisation of the Mobile Authentication Service, MAS, technology on their regulated products, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, has urged Nigerians not to accept antimalarials and antibiotics without the MAS code on their packs.
Alaafin set to celebrate Oranyan festival
Unperturbed by the controversy that trailed the celebration of Oranyan, a Yoruba legend, last year, the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi has concluded arrangements for the second year celebration of the Yoruba deity.
Wanted! An Investor Advocacy Group
In the last edition, we made a case for concerted, deliberate plan to educate investors at the retail level. Such effort will facilitate inflow of funds into the capital market from the grassroots. Most importantly, it will enhance confidence among retail investors, and help militate against many of the malpractices presently going on in the market.
Ghana to avoid Eagles in World Cup draw
After blowing away Zambia to qualify for the final stage of the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, Ghana’s Black Stars are bracing for a tough two-leg palyoff for a place in Brazil, but Coach Kwasi Appiah has been spared the headache of facing one of the continent’s heavyweights in the final stage of the qualifiers.
CNS Marine acquires $50m vessels for offshore operations
To strengthen local content development, an indigenous company, CNS Marine Nigeria Limited, said that it has acquired three vessels worth over $50 million (N6 billion) for offshore services in Nigeria.
FG adopts new approaches to tackle housing deficit
WHEN President Goodluck Jonathan at the Presidential Stakeholders Retreat on Housing and Urban Development, promised that the Federal Government will revolutionalise the housing sector by translating the National Housing Policy and National Urban Development Policy into a road map for housing development, it was expected that many would be enthusiastic.
Women Affairs minister tackles N-Assembly on CEDAW
ABUJA—The Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Hajia Zainab Maina, has expressed concern over the failure of the National Assembly to domesticate the United Nation, UN, report on the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women, CEDAW.

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