Name the 55 that stole N1.34trn, Fayose tells Lai Mohammed
Biafra: Kanu pleads not guilty to felony charge
Nat’l interest, Rule of Law guide our work —EFCC Chairman
Students in digital age: Distinguishing exam from SMS
I’ve God’s mandate to unite Yoruba race — Ooni
Sacked workers: Labour briefs Imo police boss
ICPC to arraign ex-Zamfara gov today over alleged corrupt practices
Fuel import: Foreign suppliers blacklist Nigeria
Tension in Lagos market as traders protest invasion by NURTW
Produce Dasuki in court Feb 16, judge orders FG
LASSA FEVER: FG targets 10,000 health centres, sets up c’ttee
Telecom firms in Nigeria must adhere to NCC guidelines —Buhari
Jebba-Mokwa road, national disaster —Rep
Abia gov: Why NJC must wade in —Abia govt
Anambra Central Re-run: Fresh primary illegal —Annie Okonkwo
Nigeria woos investors at WEF
FG suspends NITDA DG over illegal employments

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NIPOST intercepted N83.2bn goods in 2015 —PMG
The Acting Post Master General of the Nigerian Postal Service, NIPOST, Mr. Enoch Ogun said NIPOST intercepted more than 500 items worth over N83.2 billion in 2015.
Benue govt signs N37.8bn MoU for construction of new cargo airport
Benue State government and a private investor, Aerotropolis Development Company Ltd, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MOU, for the establishment of a cargo airport in Makurdi, the state capital, at the cost of N37.898 billion.
Alleged fake syrup producer remanded in prison
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has remanded an alleged fake codeine cough syrup producer, Mr. Kenneth Chiokwe, in prison custody following his arraignment by National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC.
Skye Bank to raise fresh capital in 2016 first quarter
SKYE Bank Plc has concluded plans to raise fresh capital during the first quarter of 2016 to beef up its capital base and improve its working capital.
Payment underway, Lakemfa assures ex-Niger Delta militants
The spokesperson to the Federal Government’s Amnesty Programme Office for Niger Delta former militants, Mr Owei Lakemfa, has said that there was no need for anybody to protest over non-payment of stipends to the ex militants, as the payment was in progress.

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