When FRCN identified with IDPs in Borno

Hauwa Maishara, a 35-year-old mother of four, is one of the internally displaced persons, IDPs, who moved to the IDPs camp in Dalori, Maiduguri, the Borno State capital when Boko Haram insurgents made her home very close to Potiskum almost uninhabitable.
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KOGI POLL: Ad-hoc staff tackle INEC over service fees

13,000 ad-hoc staff that participated in the November 21, 2015 Kogi state governorship election and the December 5th supplementary election yesterday staged a protest over the inability of the Independent National Electoral Commission to pay them.

NGO begs Amosun over Abeokuta juvenile home

ABEOKUTA—A Non- Governmental Organisation has appealed to Governor Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State to provide a home for the homeless graduates of the juvenile correctional home in Abeokuta.

Edo 2016: The miracles of rice

The annual rice distribution exercise by Mr. Kenneth Imansuagbon, famed as the Rice Man in Edo State, takes another dimension in a faceoff between the PDP and the APC over seeming efforts by political rivals to follow the trend.

Ambode signs 2016 budget, says it’ll be IGR-driven

Lagos—Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State yesterday, said the 2016 Budget will be driven by Internal Generated Revenue. He said this at the Banquet Hall, Lagos House when he signed N662.588 billion into 2016 Appropriation Law, promising that the budget would be faithfully implemented in line with the determination of his administration to make Lagos work for all, irrespective of age, gender, tribe or status.

Brutalisation: Police hand over irate cadets to NAF

The Police in Lagos have handed over cadets Peters Solomon and Abdullahi Fahad, who were intercepted by Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, last Wednesday, while manhandling an artisan, Dahiru Lawal in Ketu area of the state, to authorities of the Nigerian Air Force.

Inferno razes 80-year-old Yola market

Yola—An early morning inferno yesterday razed down the 80-year-ago Yola market destroying properties worth billions of Naira with the state commissioner of police announcing arrest of some looters .

Fire destroys timber market in Benin

BENIN—An early morning fire outbreak at the ‘Pipeline Timber Market’ in Benin yesterday destroyed timber and machines worth millions of naira.

BOKO HARAM: Why we must support the military — Nwankpa

Mr. Emeka Nwankpa, a former journalist and development activist is the Chief Media Strategist of the Concerned Professionals’ Congress (CPC), an advocacy team with an inclination to Nigeria’s total development.

Bayelsa supplementary poll: Ex-militant leaders shun police invitation

MOST ex-militant leaders in Bayelsa State, yesterday, failed to honour the invitation by the state command of the Nigeria Police to attend a meeting over the intelligence report on security threat against the conduct of the re-run election in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area and 101 units across six councils in the state.

Insolvency: NNPC owes IOCs $2.84bn in 11 months

ABUJA — The insolvency of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has been brought to the fore, with its inability to fund its obligation to International Oil Companies (IOCs), as it owes its Joint Venture (JV) partners $2.839 billion, about N567.76 billion, between January and November 2015.

UNEP Report: MOSOP gives FG 30 days ultimatum

Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People, MOSOP, has issued a 30-day ultimatum to the Federal Government to commence the implementation of the United Nations Environmental Assessment Report on Ogoni, Rivers State.

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