

Reps in special session, mourn massacred Yobe students
Commissioner’s sister kidnapped in Bayelsa
‘Pastor’ in N3.1m fraud case
N647m QoS penalty:We paid in agony, operators cry out
Firstmonie secures $12m from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Man arraigned for abducting, raping cousin
Hayatou sets semi-final target for Eagles
President Jonathan meets with APC govs
Poisonous fumes: Why we can’t reopen school now — LASEPA
Africa’s economy growth encourages innovations — MasterCards
Marketer docked over N1.15m theft
U.S envoy warns over Ekiti, Osun guber polls
Police kill 3 robbers in Rivers
3 Policemen, 2 civilians killed in Borno
Customs intercepts 30,000 live cartridges in Oyo
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SubscribeBlame FG officials for omission of Itsekiri from confab list – Group
ITSEKIRI Progress Club in Delta State, yesterday, cautioned the Federal Government against sending wrong signals between the Ijaw and Itsekiri ethnic nationalities in the Niger Delta region with the exclusion of the Itsekiri as delegates to the national conference.
2015: Igbo in Lagos’ll vote to protect interest in commerce, transport
The Ohanaeze Ndi-Igbo, has said that Igbo in Lagos State will only vote for a political party that would protect their interest in the commerce and transport sector, during the 2015 general elections.
Fuel scarcity: NNPC can only supply 50% of Nigeria’s needs – IPMAN
THE Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, yesterday blamed the lingering nationwide fuel scarcity on the failure of the Federal Government to pay marketers for petrol imported into the country in the third and fourth quarters of last year.
Alakio killings: Ewuga, Kigbu, others for prosecution
Two federal law makers from Nasarawa State, Senator Solomon Ewuga and Hon. Joseph Kigbu have been indicted by the Justice Joseph Gbadeyan- led Judicial Commission of Inquiry into the activities of Ombatse Militia group in Alakyo, area of Nasarawa State, which reportedly killed 534 people in the area last year.
When insurance consumers begin to demand for their rights
All through the years, the general public has had the belief that insurance companies only exist to reap off the people. The refusal by insurance operators to be transparent in their operations led to increased negative public perception of them.
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