

Igbo in Lagos sack traditional rulers
Obasanjo’s letter to Jonathan should be taken seriously — Rep Mbadiwe
FG to increase SURE-P beneficiaries in states to 5,000 next year
Imo community leader cheats death
Bini accuse FG of marginalisation
Patients desert hospitals as doctors’ strike grounds services
WRPC trains 48 host youths in Delta
Tinubu, Okunnu task LG chiefs on rebuilding primary schools
Ignore APC’s impeachment call, N-Delta group tells N’Assembly
West Africa has potential to strengthen its agricultural sector
PPO canvasses support for Jonathan
Calling of the last Imam: A tribute to Dr. Ibrahim Tahir
PPMC lauds FG, N-Delta govs over drop in crude oil theft
DELSU lecturers face empty classrooms
Physically challenged persons continue protest in Imo
NTI moves to boost teachers’ productivity
Court restrains FCDA from demolishing Sahara Estate
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SubscribeYULETIDE: Transport union assures on fair price
CHAIRMAN of Delta State Council of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, Mr. Ifeanyi Obi, yesterday, gave assurance that drivers had been instructed not to increase transport fare because of the Christmas rush.
NARTO decries failed roads in S-South
THE Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners, NARTO, in the South South, yesterday lamented the deplorable state of roads in the region and appealed to the Federal Government to find solution to the problem.
Budgetary allocation to science hampering R&D – FIIRO DG
The Director General, Federal Institute of Industrial Research (FIIRO), Dr. Gloria Elemo, said that availability of funds has limited the scope of the institute’s research and ability to deliver effectively.
Ogunlewe denies clash with FUNAAB VC
Pro-Chancellor and Chairman, Governing Council, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, FUNAAB, Senator Adeseye Ogunlewe, has refuted a newspaper report that claimed there was a clash between members of the institution’s governing council and the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Olusola Oyewole.
The art and act of solving Nigeria’s problems
As repeated in this column many times, the country‘s problems are many, varied, complex and fundamental. And like the United States of America‘s balance of payments, would always end in fundamental disequilibrium. The main reason is that as a watchdog of the world, its foreign exchange expenditure is always more than the surplus on its balance of trade.
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