Ebonyi govt denies alleged corrupt practices in ID card production
World Bank increases Nigeria’s share holding by 119
Nations Cup: I’m disappointed, says Bright Dike
2013 will yield fruits in Abia – Gov Orji
Firm sued over alleged trade name infringement
A’Court dismisses Ukachukwu’s petition against Uba
52 new oil-producing communities emerge in Delta
Kidnapping: Delta Police caution okada riders in Sapele
Gbanite urges amnesty for Boko Haram
Nigeria’ll soon get broke – Ozekhome
Education: Lawmaker warns against neglect of infrastructure
The Indian gang rape
The tripartite approach to poverty alleviation in Abia
EFCC arrests former CBN governor, Charles Soludo
Delta: Why we paid Ibori pension – Ogeah, Info commissioner

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Lamido’s son granted bail
Kano Police Command has released on bail, Aminu Sule, the eldest son of Jigawa state Governor, Alhaji Sule Lamido detained in connection to a fatal auto crash that claimed the life of a middle aged man in Kano, Wednesday night.
The release by the police came on the heels of unconfirmed report that parents of the auto-crash victim had been convinced to drop legal procedures against Aminu Sule amidst juicy promises to settle out of court.
FG orders return of toxic wastes containers to U.K
The Federal Government has ordered that the toxic waste laden containers on board MV Marivia Monrovia be shipped back to the port of origin in the U.K. Dr Ngeri Benebo, the Director General of National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA), disclosed to reporters on Thursday.
Police confirms release of 4 abducted foreigners
The Bayelsa Police Command on Thursday confirmed the release of four foreigners kidnapped by pirates on Dec. 13, 2012. The foreigners were kidnapped about 74 kilometres off the Atlantic coast of Bayelsa.
Fire Disasters: Amosun Condoles Alaafin, others
Ogun State governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, Thursday, condoled with the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, on the inferno that gutted his palace on Tuesday.
IMF rates Africa among fastest growing regions
IMF Managing Director Ms Christine Lagarde in Abidjan on Wednesday said sub-Sahara was among the fastest growing regions in the world.
Let SMS be free, Telecom subscribers tell operators
Mobile telephone subscribers on Thursday in Abuja called for a uniform tariff for Short Message Service (SMS) from all telecom operators in the country.
Put your foot down and get rid of bad eggs, Sagay tells Muhktar
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Prof Itse Sagay, on Thursday urged the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Alooma Muhktar, to rid the judiciary of corrupt judges.
Bomb attack kills 11 in Pakistan
Pakistan (AFP) – A bomb attack killed 11 people and wounded dozens more in a crowded part of Pakistan’s southwestern city of Quetta on Thursday, police said. The target was not immediately clear, but local TV channels said the bomb detonated close to a paramilitary checkpoint in the capital of Baluchistan province, which suffers from […]
Warders not responsible for pregnancies in P/ Harcourt prison, says Controller
Mr Babalola Ogundana, the Controller, Rivers State Command of the Nigerian Prisons, said on Thursday that wardens under his command were not responsible for the impregnation of female inmates.
No plan to restrict the use of social media – NOA boss
Mr Mike Omeri, Director-General, National Orientation Agency (NOA), has said that the Federal Government has no plan to restrict the use of social media.
Expert calls for update of ICT curricula in universities
Mr Anibe Onuche, Network/Communication Manager, Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria, on Wednesday called for an update of the curricula of ICT related courses in Nigerian universities.
Mali army clashes anew with Islamist fighters
Fighting resumed Thursday in Mali’s central Mopti region between the army and armed Islamists who have occupied the north of the country, a military source said.
Gay Bishop: Anglican Church in Nigeria threatens to breakaway
ABUJA – The Church of Nigeria Anglican Communion has threatened to breakaway from the Church of England over the decision of the later to drop opposition to gay bishops in civil partnerships.
Schools resume after Christmas holidays
December comes with merry-making and shopping for Christmas and New Year. But parents do these with tuition fees and school materials in mind, because immediately after the fun time, schools resume. Across the country many resumed on January 6 and others will resume on January 14.
Prof Okonjo’s kidnap: Two gang members arrested in Anambra
Asaba—TWO persons who allegedly played key roles in the kidnap of Prof. Kamene Okonjo, mother of Finance Minister, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, from her husband’s palace at Ogwashi-Uku, Delta State, have been arrested.

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