Ameyo Adadevoh: Presidency, Ezekwesili, others pay tribute
Ribadu’s fate uncertain as PDP NWC fails to consider waiver
UK to send three jets to search Chibok girls
Police nab C&S pastor for raping woman in church
NFF Building Fire: Umeh, Baribote call for probe
NBA Conference: Lawyers divided over Ebola
FG didn’t sack doctors —Health Minister
Ebola: Sellers eat bush meat publicly in Ibadan
Four killed, 9 arrested as hoodlums clash in Lagos
FG, LASG disagree on new Ebola cases
Regulating night travels
Nigeria yet to benefit from $3trn AGOA programme– NACCIMA
Impeachment: Chime operated poultry as I did, says Enugu dep gov
And then the national conference’s finale

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Bauchi 2015: Twists and turns
The question of who succeeds Governor Isa Yuguda has become the topical issue in Bauchi State among political stakeholders. Apparently constrained by new political permutations arising from the emergence of his predecessor, Adamu Muazu as national chairman of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Yuguda seems determined to hold his succession desires to his chest.
God’s on my side —Olejeme
Chairman, Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund, Dr. Ngozi Olejeme, has said that she has the backing of God to be the governor of Delta State in 2015
Edo sets up Ebola c’ttee
AGAINST the backdrop of the spread of the Ebola disease, the Edo State Government has inaugurated a Rapid Response Committee that would be responsible for the control, monitoring and surveillance of the disease.
Police, Agip, Bayelsa community leaders meet over Obama Flow Station
The Assistant Inspector General of Police, AIG, Zone 5, Benin, Edo State, yesterday, has summoned the officials of Nigerian Agip Oil Company, NAOC, and the representatives of six communities in Nembe Kingdom in Nembe Local Government Area of Bayelsa State over alleged plot by some youths to blow up pipelines linking the Obama flow station.
NLC bids to enforce group life assurance policy for workers
Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has said it will compel employers of labour to maintain group life assurance policies for their employees with a minimum benefit of three times total emolument in line with the provisions of the Pension Reform Act 2014. This was part of the decision reached at the National Executive Council, NEC, of the NLC, held at Enugu, Enugu State.

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