Emir accuses politicians of inciting discord among Nigerians
Nigeria, Guinea battle for World Cup ticket
Super Eagles to play Blacks Stars in London
Pedestrian bridges of death
Arrest politicians buying Pvcs, says Oshiomhole
Opposition politics not good for Abia, Igboland, says Orji’s ex-aide
My administration’ll improve markets, parks —Wike
Falling crude price: Nigeria’s growth rate projected at 5%
Rainbow World hosts subscribers, promises quality service delivery
Oil price fall: MOMAN cautions against panic
Don’t invest in ‘get rich quick’ schemes
Lagos tenant sues landlord over quit notice
Gov aspirant sues APC in Bauchi
Eaton vows to drive energy growth in Nigeria
Family, daughter of woman crushed by police van protest in Ibadan
Alleged tax scam: Court hears suit against Abia PDP gov candidate Feb 25
Ethnic minorities mobilize support for Jonathan

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Presidential poll: Edo Central backs Jonathan’s re-election
AHEAD of the presidential election scheduled for March 28, the Esan people of Edo Central senatorial district of Edo State have thrown their weights behind the re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan, describing him as a better choice of the two leading presidential candidates
APC campaign cautions NASS members on anti-democratic antics
As the National Assembly resumes today, the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Organisation, APCPCO, has cautioned the members against taking any action that might affect the foundation of democracy in the country.
Customs dismisses alleged withdrawal of officials from Kebbi, Sokoto borders
Authorities of the Nigerian Customs Service, NCS, yesterday, dismissedwaved aside allegations by the All Progressives Congress, APC, that operatives deployed to Kebbi and Sokoto States border with neighbouring countries had been ordered to be withdrawn saying no such directive written or verbal was ever given.
Shareholders condemn SEC over dividend rulings (1)
SEC has come up with a new rule that dividend would be returned to the company to start up a new business outside its original business after one year of release without claim from shareholders. In this interview, shareholders disapprove of such rule. They argue that companies do not release the dividend warrant until after four months and that the dividend warrant would also go through other processes, therefore the directive cannot work unless the Companies and Allied Matters Act is ammended.
Bayelsa Auto Tragedy: First Lady visits bereaved families
First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, was yesterday in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, to commiserate with the families of Bayelsans who lost their lives in Saturday’s tragic road accident along the Ahaoda axis of the East-West Road in Rivers State.
Nigerite launches decorative ceiling
Nigerite Limited, a complete building solutions company has launched a new product called Unique Ceil, an embossed ceiling which comes with a tastefully finished pattern, into the competitive Nigerian building industry. The new product unveiled at the company’s premises in Lagos last week comes in a standard dimension of 1.22m x 1.22m (4feet x 4feet) and 3mm thickness. The new product which is grey in colour can also be painted to any colour of choice by prospective consumers.
Conflicting UK house price data points to two-tier market
Are UK house prices rising or falling? Two national indices published last week had painted sharply contrasting portraits of the UK property market, adding to erratic data over the past month that has left economists increasingly puzzled.
Peterside assures traders, non-indigenes of safety in Rivers
Governorship candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Rivers State, Mr. Dakuku Peterside, has promised to defend the interests of traders and non-indigenes in every part of the state.
Traffic control: FG task force, LASTMA flex muscles again
OFFICIALS of the Federal Road Maintenance Agency, FERMA, otherwise called Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme, SURE-P, Federal Taskforce are at daggers drawn with the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, over control of traffic on federal highways in the state.
BCPG tasks politicians on building collapse
Shelter is one of the three basic needs of human beings, as it shares prominence and priority with food and clothing. Every normal human being aspires to own a house, hence, shelter is a human right.

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