NCC to issue new spectrum licences in 2016
The Fifth Estate, President Buhari and the Ministerial Screening
UEFA’s Man City boo probe ‘a joke’ – Kompany
Synagogue Collapse: Court adjourns ruling to Nov. 9
Why Buhari can’t be tight-lipped over immunity proposal by NASS, By Kolawole Olaniyan
Biafra not Nigeria’s problem
Tribunals and our weak political system
Options before Nigerian states
Ministerial portfolios: Presidency denies speculated list
Buhari ‘ll not require ministers to publicly declare assets
I won’t stop talking of corruption during Jonathan’s govt—BUHARI
MTN bows to pressure, agrees to pay N1.04trn fine
Meet the Boss: Derrydean Dadzie of DreamOval; The dream master
Budget 2016 should focus on infrastructure
PET bottles recycling generates 1,800 jobs across value chains
Customs to axe 400 more officers
Light rail: Lagos shops for fresh funding package

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Nigeria, Paris Club deal in significant reversal, as debt grows 200%
As the presidency gets ready to emplace the federal cabinet to face the daunting economic challenges figures from the Debt Management Office, DMO, of the federation has indicated a massive reversal of debt relief obtained nine years ago. An official of Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, told Vanguard last weekend that foreign debt would hover around USD10.7 billion by end 2015, showing over 200 per cent up from USD3.5 billion recorded by the debt relief deal of 2006. DMO records show USD10.3 billion as at June this year.
Devalue Naira, remove subsidy and ‘kill’ Nigerians
IMF Africa Director, Mrs. Atoinette Sayeh recently noted at a press conference at a World Bank event in Lima, Peru, that “…those measures introduced by CBN to restrict demand and limit access to official foreign exchange for certain imports are quite detrimental to economic activities and invariably led to a lot of unhappiness in the private sector”.
We won’t sack Siasia – NFF
Against the back-drop of intense media speculation that national U-23 team coach, Samson Siasia would be sacked soon, a member of the Technical Committee of the Nigeria Football Federation, Ahmed Yusuf Fresh has informed that the football house has no intention of sacking the Olympic silver medal-winning coach.
Reversal of rice import prohibition and its consequences
The report in the NATION, October 13, 2015, page 7, titled “Fed Govt suspends quota issuance to rice millers”, brought tears to my eyes. It would be the third time in my life that the Federal Government of Nigeria would drive me to tears of frustration over the national policy on rice importation. Althogu, I no longer have any investment or involvement with the sector, it is the only sector in which personal monetary investments as well as sacrifice of well-paid job was made because of government policy announcement.
Senate c’ttee on works visits Ogun
The Senate ad-hoc Committee on Works has inspected erosion sites across Ogun State, saying it had received numerous petitions on bad roads and ecological disasters across the country.
Omeben frustrated investigation of Dele Giwa’s murder — Ray Ekpu
The interview, last Wednesday, was to be with Mr Ray Ekpu, one of the four co-founders of the Newswatch magazine and a member of the 2014 National Conference. However, it panned out as a conference interview of sorts with four directors of the company – Ekpu, Yakubu Mohammed, Dan Agbese and Soji Akinrinade in the moderately-furnished office they share at Ikeja.
Rebuilding the North East together
UNLESS the unexpected happens, the Federal Government appears set to convene a national conference for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the North East region of Nigeria, if, hopefully we meet the deadline of killing Boko Haram in December.
Amongst ambassadors and intellectuals
I WENT to school last Tuesday. It was a privilege walking in the midst of some of the best serving and retired ambassadors in our country. This class had Ambassador Abdul Rimdap, former Ambassador to Germany as captain.
Buhari playing politics with Ogoni clean up —Youths
Five months after the celebrated announcement of the clean-up of Ogoniland by President Muhammadu Buhari, youths of the area have accused the President of playing politics with the exercise
3 medical personnel kidnapped in Imo regain freedom
OWERRI—The three medical personnel, including the former Edo State Chairman of Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, Dr. Phillip Ugbodaga, who were kidnapped recently in Imo State, have regained their freedom.
A-Ibom gov poll: Emmanuel, PDP file separate appeals against tribunal judgment
Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, have separately gone before the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal, to challenge the tribunal judgment that nullified the governorship election results in 18 local government areas, LGAs, in the state.
Customers set to fight CBN, banks over BVN
As banks insist on barring customers from access to accounts without Biometric Verification Number, BVN, following the expiration of the deadline for registration, Bank Customers Association of Nigeria, BCAN, has threatened to challenge any action by the banks to restrict access to bank accounts on grounds of non-BVN compliance.
What Buhari must do for Binis —Prince Akenzua
ELDERS and political leaders from Edo South senatorial district of Edo State, weekend, announced plans to forward the problems of Bini Kingdom, to President Muhammadu Buhari, through the state governor, Mr. Adams Oshiomhole.
Alleged N36m scam: Why we passed confidence vote on Speaker, by Edo Assembly
MEMBERS of Edo State House of Assembly, weekend, gave reasons why the House passed a vote of confidence on the Speaker of the House, Mr Victor Edoror, saying that after investigations the House found out that the Speaker was not involved in the alleged N36 million scam as claimed.
ALLEGED ILLEGAL DETENTION: Angry youths invade station, smash Police vehicles in Enugu
Nsukka—Irate youths of Umabor community in Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu State weekend invaded Nigeria police division in the area, smashing police vehicles over alleged indiscriminate arrests and detention of youths by officers and men of the division.

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