New Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, NSCDC, Ebonyi State Command, Adeyinka Fasiu has ordered vandals to desist from vandalizing petroleum pipelines across the state as the command would no longer tolerate such act in the state.

As we look out for the moon today for new month of Shawwal, how much has Ramadan affected you positively and how have you adjusted to the requirements of the month? What have you been doing that you would not want to do again? Would you like to continue doing what you always do in Ramadan? It is indeed a rewarding time.

CHIEF Godwin Ezeemo was the Anambra State governorship candidate of the Progressive Peoples Alliance, PPA in the 2013 polls. In this interview, he explains why President Muhammadu Buhari should constitute a unity government. He also spoke on other issues.

“Our country is in this state because we have all allowed impunity for too long. Public resources were brazenly taken by leaders and their cronies entrusted with the management of our collective interests in manners that gives all of us out as accomplices as we watched helplessly while the reign of mass looting persists.

BENIN—A woman, whose three years old daughter was allegedly defiled by a 30-year-old neighbour, has cried out for justice.

The Bank of Industry (BoI) says it is planning a cluster initiative for the Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs across 40 sectors in order to aid ease of access to bankable loans for their businesses. Also, the bank wants to induct successful entrepreneurs under the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) programme into its hall of fame in a bid to encourage entrepreneurship.

Sammy Etuk is an Uyo-based legal practitioner and the convener of Akwa Ibom Interest Group Movement (AIGM). In this interview, he speaks on topical issues bothering the administration of Governor Udom Emmanuel

The danger of Nigeria losing the sum of eight million dollars is over as the African University of Science and Technology, AUST,Abuja, has been declared ready for World Bank funding. The declaration by the World Bank on Thursday, July 2, 2015 will see AUST as one of the 19 African Centres of Excellence (ACEs) and one of the 10 in Nigeria.

Bauchi State government has said it made sacrifices to settle the three months outstanding salaries of workers in order to improve effective service delivery of the state civil service.

The Council of Academic Staff Unions of Osun State-owned Tertiary Institutions (CASUOSTI) has said the on-going strike by the various academic unions, especially those of state-owned tertiary institutions in the state, is beyond the issue of unpaid salaries as being insinuated in some quarters.

“Visual Arts as an academic discipline at the tertiary level of Nigeria’s educational system has evolved through various stages in the past six decades from the ordinary National Diploma to the Doctor of philosophy degree in Studio Art. In its evolutionary history, the discipline has witnessed desirable as well as many undesirable developments.

Bayelsa State Government has called for a comprehensive forensic investigation into last Thursday’s Agip pipeline explosion, which claimed 13 lives, including a staff of the state Ministry of Environment and security personnel.

The Rector of Evangel Faith Theological Seminary, Mafoluku, Oshodi Lagos, Professor Johnson Olatunde has said that any nation that justifies gay marriage as an acceptable lifestyle is in its final stages of moral corruption.

In spite of state governors’ claims of paucity of funds to pay workers’ salaries and run their governments, it has emerged that state governments received well over N9,629,440,575,160.42 in the last four years.

Members of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Edo Central senatorial district, have reviewed the performance of the party in the last general elections with a view to repositioning the party and enhance its performance in future elections.