Police arrest EEDC cable vandal in Enugu
We have to qualify for 2019 World Rugby Cup, Captain charges team mates
Ogogoro tragedy in Rivers: Death toll now 66
Nature meets art at Studio of Mode
Oshiomhole swears in LG boss, warns against pitfalls
Edo judiciary staff defy govt directive to resume work
War of words in Senate over Bukola Saraki
Laxity: NJC summons 3 high court judges
PDP probes poor showing at poll
Warri Wolves deny Akpeyi’s South African move
General Electric bags Ai awards
How dreamers can become doers
Lagos City Basketball League put off
Delta CIE sues for quality child education

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Flood: Lagos asks low line residents to relocate
Following the high intensity of rainfall, Lagos State government yesterday, advised residents living in the low line areas (flood plains) to relocate due to the rising level of water from the rainfall.
Edo judiciary staff defy govt directive to resume work
JUDICIARY workers in Edo State who have been on strike since January 5, 2015 have, for the second time, defied a directive by the state Judicial Service Commission, ordering them to return to work or face outright dismissal from service. The workers described the order as laughable.
Tricycle rider, three others arrested with narcotics
A 45-year-old tricycle rider, Samuel Anele, has been arrested by operatives of the Natioonal Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, at Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, while allegedly attempting to smuggle 4. 892kg of drugs to India.
Detained pro-Biafra activists accuse judge of bias, seek transfer of case
Eleven members of Biafra Zionist Federation, BZF, standing trial at Enugu Federal High Court have accused the presiding judge, Justice Dorothy Agishi, of bias, urging her to disqualify herself from handling the matter.
NYSC Headquarters probe corps member’s death in Imo
Eleven members of Biafra Zionist Federation, BZF, standing trial at Enugu Federal High Court have accused the presiding judge, Justice Dorothy Agishi, of bias, urging her to disqualify herself from handling the matter.

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