Bell tolls for Keshi as D-day arrives
Publication of bank-debtors: Shareholders react, back CBN
Four dead in Rivers, as APC alleges killers target members
Glo Premier League: Teams find their spur on the road
Manage your success well, ACF counsels APC
NOC mourns Chukwumerije
Refinery, panacea for huge subsidy bills — Centre
Access Bank grosses N76.7bn in Q1
Why SEC’s complaint management framework may not work (4)
NLNG remits $21bn to JV feed gas suppliers
IEA forecasts higher 2015 global oil demand
Access Bank loans N573bn to energy firms
Promethean invests $20m in tin smelting plant

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Tight security for Okpekpe Road Race
The organizers of the Okpekpe Road Race have finalized plans to put in place top-notch security when the events hold on May 16 in Okpekpe, Edo State.
Polls: Ghanaian president, Mahama visits Jega, calls on Africa countries to emulate Nigeria
ABUJA—President John Mahama of Ghana, has tasked all African countries to toe the path of Nigeria in the conducts of elections, saying other countries in the continent going to the poll this year must look closely to Nigeria, so as not to fail.
Row over Governor Rauner
YOU may not have heard of a man called Bruce Rauner. Well, there isn’t anything so exceptional about him that he should command international attention. He is the current elected governor of the state of Illinois in the U.S., and he assumed office in January this year. Governor Rauner is a Republican who campaigned on the values of cleaning up the bad governance Illinois has been associated with in past years
US hails police, security agencies for ensuring violence-free elections
ABUJA—The American government said yesterday that the performance of the Nigerian Police force and other security agencies which ensured a largely credible and peaceful general elections, devoid of widespread violence was superb, noting that the Nigerian elections are now a perfect example for other countries of the world to emulate.
2015 gov elections: Turning Abia into a sore point
AFTER the rain, a popular adage has it, comes the shine. With the statesmanship of President Goodluck Jonathan dousing the heavy downpour of crises largely envisaged across the world as a foregone result of the 2015 general elections, one would have expected the shine on Nigeria not just to become brighter but longer. Our democratic processes should have been the better for it.

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