Women protest over Oshiomhole’s comment against Igbinedion
Taraba Tribunal judgment was judicial theft — Governor Ishaku
US trains media advisor to govs in 17 states
Buhari tasks engineers on professionalism
Adeosun meets W/Bank, AfDB, IMF country directors
We have superior weapons than police – suspected arms dealer
Panic in Lagos, as security operatives tackle oil thieves
Anambra lawmaker bags Ozo title, gives scholarships to 50 constituents
At last, Code of Conduct for Anambra vigilante operators
Alleged TSA fraud: Ex-Speaker urges Fayose to exercise restraint
Ugwuanyi’s wife moves to fast-track domestication of Child Rights act
Nigeria’ll overcome challenges —Buhari
World Bank, NEWMAP inspect villages under erosion threat in Imo
PTD urges Buhari to probe N14.58b Jebba-Mokwa road contracts
Siasia begs kidnappers to free his mother
How Ambrose, Simon helped Eagles pecked stubborn Swaziland twice!
UNIPORT ASUU demands release of kidnapped colleague

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PDP to COAS, IG: Call Your Men to order in Kogi
Governor Idris Wada has called on the Chief of Army Staff COAS, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai and the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase, to call their men deployed to the state to order ahead of the Saturday election.
Gov Ishaku launches Taraba Rescue Project
Amidst legal fireworks surrounding his continuity in office, Governor Dairus Isiaku of Taraba State has launched his administration’s economic blueprint , tagged “Taraba Rescue Project.”
Delta Assembly rejects state Auditor-General nominee
DELTA State House of Assembly, yesterday, rejected the appointment of Mrs Mary Brown-Njokamma as the state Auditor-General, arguing that the woman had worked for 42 years as against the mandatory 35 years in civil service.
We can’t pay workers’ salaries, Benue govt declares
THE Benue State Government has openly declared its inability to pay workers’ monthly salaries because of the harsh economic situation that has taken its toll on the finances of the government.
Ford produces first made in Nigeria vehicle
American carmaker, Ford said yesterday that its new assembly plant in Nigeria had built its first vehicle and would produce an initial 10 units a day for the Nigerian market.
5-year feud in Ugborodo resolved
The five years old internal strife that had sectionalized the oil-rich community of Ugborodo in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State, has been resolved.
We’re determined to diversify our economy —Okowa
DELTA State governor, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, has said that the diversification of the state economy from oil dependent to non-oil export was his administration’s desire and goal.
PDP alleges plan by APC to rig Bayelsa gov poll
THE Bayelsa Restoration Campaign Organisation of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for the December 5, governorship election has raised alarm over alleged plot by the All Progressives Congress, APC, to rig the forth coming governorship election in the state.
How Ericsson is driving change in Africa through innovation
Tumi Chamayou is the Vice President and Head of Strategy, Marketing and Communications at Ericsson Sub Saharan Africa. Last week in Lagos, she spoke to Technology Journalists via video conferencing last week in ahead of the AfricaCom event currently taking place in South Africa on how Ericsson is driving change in Africa though innovations.
Presidency, Senate, PDP in war of words over TSA
The Presidency and Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, were, yesterday, locked in a war of words over the implementation of the Treasury Single Account, TSA, with the opposition alleging discrepancies in figures and facts about the TSA.

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