Fayemi, teachers make peace
Chibok girls: Buba Galadima embarks on solo protest
ASUP strike: Bauchi business owners count losses
Council boss’ aide docked for flogging woman
Labour cautions FG on standardisation of cement
Anambra governorship: Not yet uhuru for Obiano
Oshiomhole, Ize-Iyamu urged to reconcile
Ogun’s monthly IGR hits N4bn, from N730m in 2011
Nigerian youths watch too much TV — Report

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Chibok girls: Agbakoba tasks FG on space laws
As the search intensifies for the missing 276 students of Federal Government Girls College, Chibok, Borno State, abducted by members of Boko Haram, former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba (SAN), has tasked the Federal Government to review its space law policy and satellite communication programmes, to help check the activities of terrorists on Nigerian soil.
It is risky to eat outside your abode — Iwu
A PROFESSOR of pharmacology and former Chairman of the defunct Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Professor Maurice Iwu, has called on Nigerians to consume food products produced within their immediate environment as a means of reducing and ultimately eliminating the risk of contracting Non Communicable Diseases, NCDs.
Jonathan’ll not succumb to blackmail, Ekpebide tells critics
The Chairman, Phase II Presidential Amnesty programme in Delta State, Mr. Preye Ekpebide, has described as futile, attempts by critics of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration to take advantage of the current insurgency in the North-East to blackmail him into abdicating his authority.
Policeman arrested for shooting contractor to death in Lagos
LAGOS— A 33‑year‑old man was allegedly shot dead, weekend, at Alakija area of Festac Town, by a policeman attached to Area ‘E’ Command.
Religion committee: Discordant tunes hamper debates
TWENTY- FOUR days after delegates broke into committees, strong indications emerged yesterday that the Committee on Religion may not end its discussions on thematic issues before Thursday’s deadline on account of irreconcilable differences.

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