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Alleged $2.3m fraud: Ohakim secures N270m bail
Ambode inspects state’s television, promises turnaround
Insecurity: So far, Buhari has done well — Allen Onyema
Forex: We dont have power to ban imported goods – CBN
GOV 2016: We need teamwork to liberate Kogi — Audu
Five Nigerians whose tweets you don’t want to miss
Much ado about First Ladyship
Nigerian readers are natural leaders – Victoria Abraham
Come away, my brothers and sisters
LASU students shut down Badagry expressway in protest

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Quash Okowa’s DESOPADEC amendment bill, Ijaw youths urge DTHA
Delta Ijaw Oil Producing Communities Youths Assembly, DIOPCYA, has called on Delta State House of Assembly to quash the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission, DESOPADEC Amendment Bill 2015, sponsored by Governor Ifeanyi Okowa.
APC Crisis: Don’t write Yoruba off – ARG
Lagos—It is too early to say that the Yoruba have lost out from the All Progressives Congress, APC Federal Government they helped to enthrone, leaders of the Afenifere Renewal Group, ARG have said.
Shareholders fret over demand for foreign loans by insurance companies
Shareholders have called on National Insurance Commission, NAICOM to stop some of the Nigerian insurance companies who are in the habit of seeking foreign loans rather than looking inward. The shareholders argued that incessant foreign loans by some of the insurance companies have negative impact on the balance sheet of companies and could jeopardise indigenous shareholders investments.
Achieving Malabo Declaration on agric needs evidence-based approach – Stakeholders
When African leaders endorsed the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) as a New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) program in July 2003, the overall goal was to “Help African countries reach a higher path of economic growth through agriculture- led development, which eliminates hunger, reduces poverty and food insecurity, and enables expansion of exports.”
Aborted primaries: Oyo PDP aspirants demand refund
Ibadan – AS part of its efforts to prevent future electoral defeat in Oyo State, some leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the state have said one of the solutions is to refund the money that the party collected from aspirants since no primary was held to pick the party’s candidates for the last election.
Completion of major roads, 2nd Niger bridge remains priority — FG
Abuja — The Federal Ministry of Workshas said completion and rehabilitation of the second Niger bridge and major roads across the country remained the priority of the ministry in 2015.
IGR, a war against Nigerians
THE states in Nigeria have become used to collecting monthly allocations from the Federation Account, squander it and return for more since the past years. From 1999, the Governors spend more time and energy plotting how to be more creative in collecting allocations, than growing their states’ economies. Agriculture, mining, use of solid minerals, and manufacturing were relegated , for quick money from the centre, so much so, that today, a state governor, like in Edo State, can stand on a podium and start accusing the Finance Minister of spending money without approvals , while the beam in the eyes of his administration remain un- attended to.
CBN’s new forex policy to yield $16.4bn
THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) may be saving the economy about $16.4 billion or N3.24 trillion from the new foreign exchange policy it introduced last week.
How Edo Mass Movement’ll produce Oshiomhole’s successor — Ogbemudia
THe Edo Mass Movement (EMM), a socio-political group led by two-time former Governor of the defunct Bendel State, Dr Samuel Ogbemudia was formally unveiled to the people of the state, last weekend, with the aim of searching for a suitable successor for Governor Adams Oshiomhole in 2016.
World Bank asks other countries to emulate NDIC Target Fund Ratio
The World Bank has described the Target Fund Ratio Framework, TFRF, of the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation, NDIC, as a model which should be emulated by other deposit insurance institutions across the globe. Mr Julian Casal who led the World Bank technical team on a 4-day working visit to the corporation on a formal presentation of the Target Fund Ratio Framework and staff capacity building said that each deposit insurer needed a robust fund with which to meet demands of its mandate.
Jos bomb blasts: Tales of sorrow, pain and despair days after
AS you approach the gates of the hospitals where they are receiving treatment, everyone you meet wears a mournful, gloomy look. Many of them have tears in their eyes and speak in low, sorrowful tones, while some just gaze into space. Indeed it was a depressing atmosphere within the premises of the Plateau Specialists Hospital, Bingham University Teaching Hospital and Our Lady of Apostle, OLA, Hospital as grief-stricken relatives of the victims of the Sunday night twin blasts in Jos, the Plateau State capital, are seen either mourning their dead or taking care of their loved ones who survived with injuries.
ACHOS releases new smartphone, 50d Helium
French brand ARCHOS is set to unveil its newest addition, ARCHOS 50d Helium to its line of smartphones. The new device according to the CEO of the company, Loic Poirier represents commitment to 4G connectivity in stylishly designed smartphones for all ACHOS customers. The ARCHOS 50d Helium showcases a slim and elegant design. The product box includes two coloured back cases in storm blue and stone grey, which evoke high technology and nature simultaneously hrough stone finishes.
Alleged N19.2bn fraud: Sylva challenges fresh 50-count charge
Former Governor of Bayelsa State, Mr. Timipre Sylva, yesterday, challenged the fresh 50-count charge preferred against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
BRT driver docked over man’s death
LAGOS—A BRT Bus driver, Olayinka John, 43, has been arraigned before an Oshodi Magistrate’s Court in Lagos for allegedly driving on public highway in a dangerous and reckless manner and causing the death of one Musa Abdulateef.
Ekweremadu as Deputy Senate President, good for Buhari —Akpabio
FORMER governor of Akwa Ibom State and Senator representing North West senatorial district of the state, Senator Godswill Akpabio, yesterday, threw his weight behind the election of Senator Ike Ekweremadu as Deputy Senate President, saying that his emergence, June 9, was across party lines and a vote for experience by the senators.

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