Be part of fight against violent crimes, Ekhomu urges students
International Youth Day: Ondo to establish clinic for adolescents, youth
‘Every drug is a potential poison’
CVDs: Cardiologists advocate robust health package
NERC, NBET disagree over renewable energy policy
Nigeria requires $2.3bn to achieve gas targets – Report
NASS Petition: Tribunal admits 1,000 evidences from Nnamani
Ebonyi condemns illegal activities of herdsmen in Abakaliki
Before the October deadline for BVN
DG seeks full implementation of National Water Resources manual
HOSTCOM, foreign partners agree on modular refinery in Nigeria
Appoint petroleum minister from private sector – NACCIMA
Election tribunal: Ekwunife opens defence
Mercedes-Benz expands SUV line-up in Nigeria with GLA
PDP faults Obiano on LG expenditure
NVIS critical to national devt – FRSC boss
Buhari accepts Dikko, Customs boss’ resignation

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Ford goes further with Coscharis
“We are committed to supporting Nigeria’s developing automotive industry and economy together with Coscharis and are looking forward to being active in the community new assembly operations, even on a smaller scale like this one, have very positive ripple effect in the local economy and workforce.
Family alleges violation of court order by Lagos land agencies
Lagos State Urban and Renewal Agency, LASURA and the State Building Control Agency, LASBCA have been accused of erecting structures on a disputed property located at plot 49 Martins Street, Lagos in spite of a court order restraining parties from doing anything that will jeopardise the case in court.
MASSOB women protest Igbo marginalization, ask Buhari to address issues
Chief Ralph Uwazurike-led Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, has warned that Ndigbo will not tolerate further marginalization in Nigeria, urging President Muhammadu Buhari to address the issue without further delay.
FG assures military of logistics for war on terror
President Muhammadu Buhari has assured military formations prosecuting the war on terror that his government would provide the necessary logistics needed to successfully prosecute the on-going war against the Boko Haram Terrorists.
Global Soccer? Keep an eye on the USA
A FEW years ago, discussions about international soccer would in no meaningful or convincing way include the United States. But, not anymore. Today, only someone who is both blind and deaf or simply unconcerned about what goes on in soccer circles will pretend that the United States is not a factor to watch.
Electricity fixed charges are legal, can’t be abolished, NERC tells Senate
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, yesterday, defied the directive by the Senate to abolish the Fixed Charges, FC, introduced by the commission, noting that there is nothing illegal about the charges.
Like Nigeria, South Africa fails (2)
THERE is a saying in the Yoruba country that the sound of rain shortly after the utterance of a cleric fortifies his belief that the heavens validate his assertion. As this column was hitting the print last Tuesday, South African President Jacob Zuma was in the news doing what black people are famous for – blaming others for their failures.
Vision 2020: Edebiri makes case for steel industry
President of Nigeria Institute of Welding, Dr. Solomon Edebiri, has warned that the attainment of vision 20-2020 by the Federal Government will be a mirage if the country fails to develop its steel industry, welding and fabrication capacities.
Ambode pledges to embark on council reforms
Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State yesterday pledged to embark on local government reforms with the aim of making the 57 local governments and local council development areas more responsive to the needs of the people.
Reverse Baro’s suspension, Uvwie people tell Delta Assembly
Uvwie people under the auspices of Concerned Uvwie Political Patriots, CUPP, yesterday, asked the Delta State House of Assembly to immediately retrace its steps and toe the path of reason by reversing the suspension order on the council Chairman, Mr Henry Baro with minimum delay in the interest of equity, fair play and natural justice.

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