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Funny tweets as ministerial nominee, Amaechi says he’s never taken bribe
Senate to screen Amaechi, Lokpobiri, 4 others Thursday
‘Fear of Buhari’ teams rich, powerful Nigerians
Adopting Innoson as Nigeria’s auto brand
SGF under fire over ‘provocative’ thanksgiving service remark
Osinbajo off to London to sign Nigeria/UK solar energy agreement
Tribunal orders re-run in Akwa Ibom gov. election
PDP senators cannot disqualify Amaechi- Ndume
DSS denies Nnamdi Kanu access to lawyer
Akure monarch forbids Eze-Ndigbo from wearing crown
Countering Boko Haram propaganda
36 ministers too much for Nigeria—Rep
FG explains challenges of Lagos-Ibadan road project

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TSA ‘ll cripple NSITF, NHIS, ITF —NECA
The umbrella body for employers in the country, Nigeria Employers Consultative Association, NECA, yesterday in Lagos, warned that the newly introduced Treasury Single Account, TSA, policy by the Federal Government would cripple the operations of self-funding and service-rendering parastatals with statutory responsibilities to deliver public goods and services.
Innocent at home, guilty abroad
WERE the law of comparative advantage to be fully operational, Nigeria would have benefited tremendously from an arrangement where its criminal cases would have been firmed out to Britain and America.
2015 NSA: Quadri enhances profile with Portuguese Super Cup
One of the nominees for the Sports Man of the Year in this year’s Nigerian Sports Award, Aruna Quadri improved his chance of clinching the prestigious diadem after claiming the Portuguese Super Cup with his new club Sporting Lisbon.
Why CCT rejected Saraki’s application to adjourn case indefinitely
ABUJA—The Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, sitting in Abuja, yesterday, declined request for an indefinite adjournment on the 13-count criminal charge pending against the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki.
Lagos begins aggressive enforcement of traffic laws
Lagos State Government, yesterday, said it had begun intensive enforcement of traffic laws, just as it declared war on men of the underworld who seize traffic situations to rob unsuspecting citizens.

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