Foundation of Nigeria’s education policy obsolete – FG
FG flags off digital ICT club to bridge gender divide
‘Alleged fraud: EFCC witness exonerates Ikuforiji
Terror: Nigeria, France, 4 others join forces
Confab: Professionals debate role of media
Immigration Tragedy: Prosecute all involved
Court restrains monarch from trespassing on church land
Activists task govt, others on sexual crimes
Corruption: EFCC grills sacked Justice Olotu
Confab: We must work as a team — Kutigi
Unending controversies: Vested interest, power play
Nigerian subscribers lose N730bn annually to poor QoS
Bauchi targets 3m people for HIV/AIDS test, counselling

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Insurance companies must pay claims on time henceforth — Daniel
The actuaries responded by saying, if you have this kind of claim ratio to premium, it means one or two things, insurance companies are declining to pay their new claims or the claimants are not aware of their rights under the contracts, and that is why all your underwriters are smiling to the banks.
Fuel scarcity: We saved Nigeria from crisis — FG
THE Federal Government, yesterday, disclosed that the steps it took to alleviate the sufferings of Nigerians during the period of fuel scarcity helped save the country from plunging into a crisis situation
Oduah didn’t influence sack of agency heads —Dati
The former Minister of Aviation, Princess Stella Oduah, had no hand in the removal of the former heads of aviation agencies. This was the contention of the spokesperson for the Aviation parastatals, Mr. Yakubu Dati, while debunking claims by some critics that Princess Stella Oduah influenced the removal of the former heads of aviation agencies.
Eagles build-up impresses Akpoborire
Former Nigeria international, Jonathan Akpoborire has expressed satisfaction over what he termed “the smooth build up” of the Super Eagles ahead of the Brazil 2014 World Cup.
Anti confab suit: Court orders service of process on ex-CJN, Kutigi, 2 others
THE Abuja Division of the Federal High Court, yesterday, ordered that the former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Legbo Kutigi, be served with a copy of the suit challenging the constitutionality of the ongoing national conference.

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