Adesina, Wada, Kwankwaso, others honoured in Lagos
Prof. Jega assumes work as PLASU governing council chairman
Flood kills 7-year-old boy, destroys N500m farm produce in Sokoto
Tears as father buries drowned toddler, wife in Syria
Over 2.1m displaced by Boko Haram, says IOM
I have borrowed only N10bn – Gov. Ortom
Malaria kills Badagry residents every second – Setonji
Nigerians urged to shun acts capable of promoting disunity
Mourinho bags five Guinness Book of Records certificates
Okorocha floors Ihedioha at Appeal Court
Desmond Tutu out of hospital after one week
Indonesia dumps plans for high-speed rail
At least 30 migrants feared drowned off Libya
Okowa: A governor walking his talk
Death of school proprietress, biz partner in hotel room
Staff honour Kogi deputy gov at 55
“Buhari living an austere, Spartan lifestyle”

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NASS top staffers at loggerheads over aides’ N9bn allowances
STRONG indications have emerged that crisis looms at the National Assembly as Legislative aides to the Senators and members of the House of Representatives have concluded plans to paralyse activities at the National Assembly on Monday.
Weep not, Ndigbo
I AM one of those , who never wished that APC, with President Muhammadu Buhari, PMB, would lead this country. It was not because we supported the ways of the ruling PDP at that time, but because we had our fears, about that change slogan, some of which are now manifesting in PMB’s government.
OJUELEGBA CRASH: Lagos residents call for regulation of truck movement
FOLLOWING the death of three persons, when a trailer fell off Ojuelegba bridge last Wednesday, Lagos residents have called on the relevant authorities to regulate the movement of heavy duty trucks in Lagos State, saying the incident was one too many.
Idle dollars outside the economy
For over five weeks now the Nigerian foreign exchange system has been on drama sketch. It is unbelievable that at a time of harsh economic circumstances manifesting in the form of sharp decline in foreign exchange earnings from oil revenue, soaring inflation and interest rates, a slump in gross domestic products (GDP), rising unemployment, mounting salary arrears amongst many economic woes, the banking industry is complaining of excess dollar cash up to US$5 billion (approximately N1 trillion) either stuck in some people’s hands or lying idle in bank vaults as a result of a foreign exchange directive.
Publish the state financial account, Archbishop Obinna tells Okorocha
Sequel to Imo State government’s acknowledgment of the receipt of Federal Government’s bailout fund, the Catholic Archbishop of Owerri Ecclesiastical Province, His Grace, Most Rev. Anthony J. V. Obinna, has again challenged Governor Rochas Okorocha to publish the state’s financial statement.

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