I don’t have PVC, Sultan cries out
Soldiers rescue 14 pregnant teenagers, 8 children in Abia
PRESIDENCY: IBB backs Buhari
Graft: Govs, top politicians under EFCC, UK Police watch —Lamorde
Cameroon army frees 24 of 80 Boko Haram hostages
Kudos, knocks trail fuel price cut; marketers fail to comply
My wife’s pregnant for Okada man, pastor tells court
IOCs to divest 250,000bpd worth of equity in 2015 — PwC
Urhobo’ll go for Emerhor and Buhari — Frank Kokori
FG set to commission Kashimbila multipurpose dam in February
2015 polls: Why US’ll support Nigeria — Envoy
Nigeria moves 21 steps in e-Governance — Johnson
Presidential Poll: Urhobo monarchs endorse Jonathan
Travails of a dismissed, ailing military officer
FG tasks new FMBN board on efficiency
How PDP’ll floor opposition in Jigawa, by Lamido
‘APC ready to resist election rigging’

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Why you are not investing (2)
”I have many responsibilities”. This is another reason why some people don’t invest. Most of the people that make this as excuse are usually middle or high income people.
Time to disgrace the self-appointed godfather of the South-West
THERE is a harrowing story told by Adekoya Boladale, which needs to be brought to the attention of Nigerians, especially the people of the South-West. In the middle of the night of 4th January, 1984, heavily armed men of the Strike Force of the Nigerian army invaded the Lagos home of Chief Olu Awotesu, the Minister of State for Agriculture. This military operation had one design, to put the minister under arrest.
Fire: LAWMA warns against refuse burning, others
LAGOS—Lagos Waste Management Authority, LAWMA, has urged residents to desist from burning of refuse by adhering strictly to the state’s environmental rules and regulations, in order to prevent avoidable fire outbreak and other conducts that might ignite fire.
Auto policy: Stakeholder advocates 10-year incubation period
A concerned stakeholder in the automobile industry in the country has advocated for a ten year incubation period before it can be fully implemented by the Federal Government.
Oil slump to trigger double-digit inflation in Q1
Analysts at BGL have warned that the continuous decline in the prices of crude oil in the international market will trigger a double-digit inflation in Nigeria in the first half of 2015, among other negative consequences.

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