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54 killed, 95 injured in Maiduguri blasts
‘Broker oversight ’ll boost market integrity, investors’ confidence’
Day of joy, as Iara Oshiomhole visits IDPs in Benin
Nonagenarian battles Ambode over withheld schools
Spurs plan Iheanacho swoop
Rafiu, 47, seeks N8m for kidney transplant
Buhari commiserates with Itsekiri on passage of Olu of Warri
Letter To Kumalia:This March Of Folly!
Admiralty, one-stop auto facility opens in Lekki
BoI secures AfDB’s $100m facility for SMEs
Nissan Altima earns high rating
African leaders promote new initiatives on scientific research
Expert expresses confidence in economy diversification
FG canvases for efficient electricity market
Kia joins big league with armoured Quoris
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SubscribeFSTC Yaba demands apology over cartoon
The management of the Federal Science and Technical College, FSTC, Yaba, is demanding a public apology from Vanguard Media over a published editorial cartoon in which the school was portrayed to be too expensive for the average civil servants, owed several months salaries.
ECOWAS commission partners NADDC on regional auto policy
The Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, Commission is partnering with the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) with a view to evolving a framework for the establishment of a regional automotive policy in West Africa.
Driver’s licence: We can’t fail Nigerians — FRSC boss
The Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Boboye Oyeyemi has charged staff, especially those responsible for processing the driver’s licences in the states, on improved service delivery, saying FRSC, cannot afford to fail Nigerians.
Incoherent policies stall gas development plans — NAPE
The Nigerian Association By Sebastine Obasi & Michael Ebohof Petroleum Explorationists, NAPE, said that incoherent policies on gas to power have hindered the much talked about gas development plan.
Re: Salaries and primary school certificate saga
THE editorial in Vanguard Newspaper of Thursday September 17, at page 18, is a belated remark on the latest development of the salary issue in Osun State.
Though, even if it had come out before now, the contents therein of the editorial would still not be fitting to the present situation. Recently (precisely Wednesday, September 16, 2015), the state government commenced the payment of outstanding salaries and pensions from N34.989bn bailout loan received for the Federal Government for that particular purpose.
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