Navy, vigilante nab 80 drug peddlers in Anambra, Abia
Police nab 3 for car-snatching in Lagos
Usman to lead Team Nigeria out
Opening Ceremony to attract 1.5 billion viewers
Kongi’s Harvest
Ebonyi: Intrigues that enthroned Madam Speaker
Ogbeni Aregbesola, Òrànmíyàn’s Chief of Staff
SON gives dealers 7 days ultimatum to mop-up fake phones
Apapa traffic: Relocate tank farms
Adefaye tasks media, Rotary Club on public good
NIM ‘ll check fraud in financial sector – Onyemenam
Landlords eject Bayelsa gov’s aides
I’m ready for arrest — Aregbesola

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DEFECTION TO APC: Imo govt dismisses fears over Okorocha’s re-election
SPECIAL Adviser to Imo State governor and Liaison Officer in Lagos State, Mr. Alex Ononugbo, has dismissed fears that the defection of the state governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha to the All Progressives Congress, APC, would affect chances of his re-election, noting that the people would never regret the decision.
SUBSIDY: FG, oil marketers clash over interest charge
The Federal Ministry of Finance and petroleum products marketers are now engaged in war of words over accrued interest on bank loans on account of delayed payments of subsidy by the ministry.
2015 elections: CBN monitoring govt, politicians’ spending— Emefiele
ABUJA—The Governor of Central bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, said, yesterday, that the apex bank was closely monitoring government spending and those of individuals as the nation moves nearer the 2015 elections with a view to taking proactive measures towards checking their negative effects on the economy.
Solution to Africa’s mortality rate lies in modern day technology’
By Prince Osuagwu Home entertainment and equipment manufacturer, Royal Philip is planning to reclaim its position in the Nigerian market where it has operated for over 60 years. To do this, the company is going extra mile, using a familiar road to engage its future. It has lined up programmes and activities which it says […]
Piracy: Bayelsans beg government to declare state of emergency on waterways
Worried by the upsurge in attacks by pirates on marine commuters in Bayelsa State, Bayelsans have called on the government to declare a state of emergency on the creeks and waterways.
Imoke’s different path to service
THe tradition had been for Governor Liyel Imoke to put humanitarian activities around his birthday anniversary. There was not much departure from this tradition on the 10th of July, 2014 when the Cross River State governor clocked 53.
SDP candidate flays focus on ‘stomach infrastructure’
Social Democratic Party (SDP) candidate, Mr. Olusegun Akinwusi has faulted the on-going distribution of kerosene, foodstuff and cloths to electorate by some political parties in the state, saying it was against democratic culture.
We’ve not endorsed anyone yet for Delta guber —UPF
The leadership of Urhobo Political Forum, UPF, has said that it had not endorsed any of the aspirants for the 2015 governorship race in Delta State, but is still searching for a credible person that will adequately protect the Urhobo interest when elected.
Graca Machel, Tutu, Malala write Jonathan, world leaders on 2015
Nobel Peace prize winner, Archbishop Desmond Tutu; wife of late Nelson Mandela, Graca Machel; Pakistani girl education rights activist, Malala Yousafzai and two other civil rights campaigners, have written a letter to world leaders, including President Goodluck Jonathan, warning of dangers that lie ahead in 2015 as a result of growing insecurity.
Telecom governance code may be mandatory in 2016
The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC has given itself a pass mark for introducing the code of corporate governance in Nigerian telecom sector, saying above other things, the code will bring sanity and create more jobs for Nigerians.

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