Police deploy 360,000 men for general elections
Kuku to Northern leaders: Tell your sons, daughters to stop insurgency
Rents crash by 50% as businesses, individuals relocate
Economy: Let’s do it Right
Return of abandoned projects
FG reduces petrol price to N87 per litre
Abuja among Africa’s top 6 property investment hotspots
Boko Haram: Bomber ‘attacks bus station’
Turkish firms seek more investments in Nigeria
FG must give greater incentives for local production — Agbakoba
Feb Polls: We’re headed for victory — PDP
Ladoja, Ajimobi bicker over alleged N67bn state debt
ECONOMY: LET’S DO IT RIGHT
I’ll retain 37 LCDAs in Lagos — Agbaje

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Judiciary strike: Lagos appeals judgment relied upon by JUSUN
lagos—As the strike embarked upon by the judiciary workers, under the aegis of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) lingers, Lagos State government has said it has filed an appeal against the judgment necessitating the strike.
Rivers PDP, APC poised for showdown over use of stadium
PORT HARCOURT—There are fears that the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP and the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Rivers State may clash in Port Harcourt over the use of Adokiye Amiesemaka stadium for their campaign, if the situation was not well managed.
We’re still intact, G-22 tells A-Ibom people
Uyo—THE 22 aggrieved governorship aspirants of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Akwa Ibom State, on the platform of G-22, have called on Akwa Ibom people and supporters to disregard widespread lies and insinuations in some quarters in the state that they were disbanded.
Jonathan’ll defeat Buhari in Feb polls — Group
lagos—A group,Goodluck Lagos Grassroot Project Mobilisers, has said that President Goodluck Jonathan will defeat the candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC), General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), in the February general election based on record of performance
Afcon 2015: Frustration for Tunisia, Zambia
There was frustration for much-fancied Tunisia and for 2012 champions Zambia as the Africa Cup of Nations moved to the remote outpost of Ebebiyin on Sunday. The small town where the borders of Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon and Gabon all converge welcomed a capacity crowd at its 5,000-seat stadium as Zambia and DR Congo opened their […]
DELEGATES CONFERENCE: NLC under intense pressure to alter list of cleared candidates
AHEAD of next month’s election of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, indications have emerged of mounting pressures to alter the list of cleared candidates by the Credentials Committee, CC, for National Delegates Conference, NDC, where new NLC leaders would emerge.
Council boss charges residents over clean environment
lagos—The Executive Secretary of Apapa Local Government, Hon. Bolaji Cecilia Dada, management and staff of the council yesterday, embarked on sensitisation tour, tagged: Operation Keep Apapa Clean.
20,000 Nigerians seek medical treatment in India annually — High Commissioner
No fewer than 20,000 out the 40,000 Nigerians who to travel to India every year are seeking for medical attention, the Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. Ajjampur Ghanashyam, has said.
Mali government, UN declare country Ebola-free
The Malian government and the United Nations on Sunday declared the country free of Ebola after registering 42 days without any new cases of the deadly virus.
Agbim wants more Super Eagles game time
Super Eagles goalkeeper, Chigozie Agbim, has categorically stated that he wants to play more games for Nigeria, following the country’s two international friendlies against Cote D’ Ivoire and Yemen.

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