Pistorius to face March murder trial
Imo gets 800 CVs from lobbyists for appointment
Israel must support Egypt’s army – Report
Tunisia to resume crisis talks over political impasse
2015: It’s Jonathan with his works
BBA8: Beverly weeps as Angelo is evicted
RIVERS CRISIS: Okupe, Jonathan’s worst enemy — Amaechi
Minister assures on foreign coach
Retired High Court Judge in Kebbi teaches in primary schools
Hunter mistakes colleague for antelope, kills him
Victimisation of Nigerians in S-Africa
Support gathers as Chevron commits to stay in Nigeria
Pastor’s wife, 3 children, 4 others perish in road crash
Era of abandoned projects over – FG
CBN eases collateral terms for N220bn MSME loan
NCP asks 82 firms to bid for 10 power plants

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No grudge against College of Education staff, says Gov Uduaghan
GOVERNOR Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State has said that he bears no grudge against any staff of the College of Education, Warri for giving evidence against him in the course of litigations challenging his re-election as governor for a second tenure at the election tribunal.
IG petitioned over alleged looting of ALSCON
Lawyers, representing the American group, BFIG, that won the bid for Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria, ALSCON, in Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State, have petitioned the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, over alleged looting of the smelter.
War against the poor
THE Lagos deportation saga exposed our collective poor attitude to issues of citizenship rights. It is a collective, national guilt because what happened in Lagos occurs in all parts of the country in one form or the other, such as employment, educational and sundry opportunities, from which non-indigenes are excluded.
148,369 Nigerians were employed in nine months of 2012 – Survey
… Education sector accounts for 57.2% employment in 2012
…Agriculture still lagging behind
A total of 148,369 out of the estimated 40 million unemployed Nigerians were formally employed as at the end of September, 2012, a third quarter of 2012 job creation survey conducted across about 12 sectors of the nation’s economy, has revealed.
I’ve no plans to dump APC – Lanlehin
Following the strained relationship between Senator Olufemi Lanlehin, representing Oyo South in the National Assembly and Governor Abiola Ajimobi, the senator has said he had no intention of leaving the newly formed All Progressives Congress, APC.

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