SENATE LEADERSHIP CRISIS: Saraki visits Akume
West Africa loses $2bn annually to maritime piracy
Ekiti Assembly passes Security Trust Fund Bill
Africa GDP slows to 3.7% in 2015
Buhari ‘ll deliver dividends of democracy, says Omene
GOV POLLS: Bayelsa women warn against violence, intimidation
Drug used to treat cancer appears to sharpen memory
39 homeless as fire razes makeshift buildings in Lagos
Bishop urges terrorists, sponsors to stop senseless killings
Missing govt cheque leaflets: 10 arrested, to face court soon
KOGI WEST: I’m sure of victory, Melaye boasts
EPL Award: Mahrez beats Moses, Ighalo
Fire breaks out at 2018 World Cup Stadium
Police rescues man from mob over alleged rape of 13-year-old girl
Stop training thugs, Audu warns PDP
I’m still alive, Kogi lawmaker cries out

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I’m not a monster— AIG MBU
Assistant Inspector General of Police, AIG, Mbu Joseph Mbu, has said he was not a monster but a proud police officer with a mission to transform the Police Staff College and make those serving in the college proud of the Force.
Police kill 2 robbery suspects, nab 20 criminals in Rivers
PORT HARCOURT—Two suspected kidnappers have been shot dead by men of the Rivers State Police command.
CBN policy: Massive job cuts looms in manufacturing sector
The federal government’s drive to create jobs for millions of unemployed Nigerians may suffer a huge set back following the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) recent directive excluding some essential raw materials from the list of items valid for forex in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange (forex) markets. According to business analysts, this move will in no time lead to the lay-off of over 40, 000 Nigerians who work in the manufacturing sector.
Capital base requirement: SEC urges investors to verify compliance of operators
Following the recent announcement by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the level of compliance by Capital Market Operators (CMOs) to the new minimum capital requirement, the Market-wide Implementation Committee has called on the investing public to verify the compliance status of their preferred CMO before patronising them.
Fake drugs can be curbed like Ebola if…
Community pharmacists have said that Nigeria can curb circulation of fake drugs in the nation’s market if there are adequate partnerships with relevant stakeholders and political will on the part of public office holders.

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