Unpaid wages: NMA gives Osun govt 7-day ultimatum
The ears of the Senate President
Protest trails tribunal decisions in Abia
Crisis looms in Edo Assembly over alleged plans to impeach Speaker
Rivers APC, PDP bicker over Amaechi’s ministerial screening
Imo NMA spoils for war with govt
Eagles to cross Swazi hurdle
LASG vs TOUTS: Transport unions want more parks, bus-stops
You can’t re-write history, Gov Wada replies Bello, former Speaker
Book Haram: FG hosts 2-day stakeholders’ forum
Transfer of DSS Director, CP, plots by APC to rig Dec 5 poll – PDP
Oil theft: FOC accuses security personnel of compromise
A-Ibom Tribunal: APC vows to appeal judgment

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Enugu govt to kick-start aggressive road works
ENUGU State Executive Council has approved the award of contracts for the construction of the eight roads earlier advertised and bided for in keeping with the administration’s drive to tackle challenges posed by bad roads in the state.
Okorocha advises religious leaders to avoid politics
The Imo State Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha has advised the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), religious leaders and other religious bodies in the country to try as much as they can to avoid dabbling into politics, adding that the linking of CAN to the alleged bribery money shared during the 2015 general election was not good for the association and the Christians in the country.
Apkpabio: President Buhari is a dictator says PDP
The Presidency and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday engaged in war of words over President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption crusade following the grilling of former Akwa Ibom State Governor and Senate Minority Leader, Senator Godswill Akpabio by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Military intensifies assault on terrorists in Kogi
Fear weekend gripped residents of Okene in Kogi State as military forces launched an assault on terrorists believed to be hiding in some isolated areas in the town to perpetrate their dastardly acts.
Female suicide bombers kill 11- police
Two female suicide bombers killed at least 11 people in northeast Nigeria after hiding among residents fleeing a suspected Boko Haram attack on a remote village, police and a local official said on Sunday.

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