Delta community leader tasks NERC/BEDC on power
Fire incidents: Deltans urged to be vigilant, proactive
A-Ibom rerun polls to hold March 12 —REC
Nigerians must embrace tax policies for states to survive —Oshiomhole
13 teenage girls die in Jigawa boat mishap
Mosquitoes carrying Zika virus exist in Nigeria —Health Minister
NASME laments inability to access N220bn intervention fund
Workers shut FMC over poor facilities, alleged corruption
Taraba gov poll: Supreme Court affirms Gov Ishaku’s election
Late Olubadan excelled as soldier, politician, monarch — Ajimobi
FG to fix refineries through private sector funding — Kachikwu
C-River Assembly passes 2016 appropriation budget of N303bn
$2.1bn ARMS PROBE: NAF fires indicted officers, appoints new AOCs, PSOs
Entertainment, best platform to boost Nigeria’s Image —Isaac Izoya
Lassa fever under control with 49 deaths recorded — FG

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Ex-internationals abroad upset with Oliseh, blame Pinnick
Nigerian ex-internationals living abroad have joined the floodgate of condemnation against Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh for his outburst against Nigerians on YouTube. They, however, blamed the President of Nigeria Football Federation, Amaju Pinnick who practically handed him the job on a platter of gold.
We’re starved of funds to fight corruption—AGF
THE Auditor General of the Federation, AGF, Samuel Okura, yesterday, said that the office was under-funded by the Ministry of Finance to carry out its functions.
Student’s Death: YABATECH shut over protest
LAGOS— THE management of Yaba College of Technology, YABATECH, has suspended academic activities, following students protest over alleged negligence on the part of the school’s medical centre, which they claimed led to the death of a Higher National Diploma, HND, 2 student, Dazan Mautine Charity, Wednesday.
LG dual door-in-door fridge clinches prestigious Italian award
LG Electronics was recently honoured with the Compasso d’Oro International Award for its Dual Door-in-Door™ refrigerators. The company took home the top prize in the Design Food Preparation and Instruments category at the prestigious Italian award.
Biafra: IPOB threatens retaliation, warns against further killing of members
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, said in a statement yesterday that the All Progressive Congress, APC, led government is trying to provoke Biafrans into retaliation by attacking and killing their members during a prayer session in Aba, Abia State.
Tribute: Manpass, our master saxophonist goes home today
IN one of your moves to check my naughty escapades you spanked me really hard and out of anger I grabbed a kitchen knife nearby, charged at you and you took to your heels.
Oliseh: NFF wins round 1, stops salary of his aide
AS Nigerians come to terms with the sensational Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh’s rant on You-tube, his employers, the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, are gradually fighting back by first stopping the salary of his aide.
Naira hits new low, exchanges for N320 per dollar
Further hit came against the Naira yesterday in the parallel foreign exchange market, despite the intervention of Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, in the inter-bank segment.
Murtala MUhammed: 40 years after
Tomorrow would make it 40 years since Lt. Col. Buka Dimka and his gang of military adventurers instigated an aborted rebellion against a popular military administration that had quaked political powers not only in Nigeria but globally
Tompolo: N-Delta royal fathers may meet FG
THERE are indications that royal fathers in the Niger Delta may intervene to broker a soft landing with the Federal Government for ex-militant leader, Chief Governemnt Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, over his face-off with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over alleged financial dealings.
SACK OF 3,000 WORKERS: Okorocha receives govt/labour agreement
Governor Rochas Okorocha has received a copy of the agreement reached by Labour and the Imo State Government that ended the rift which arose between government and labour over the sacking of over 3,000 workers.
Laurent Gbagbo: Guilty as charged
IMMEDIATE past president of Cote d’ Ivoire, Laurent Gbagbo was on January 28, 2016 hurled before the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague charged with crimes against humanity. He had already spent five years in jail awaiting trial by a court that ordinarily has no jurisdiction to try him as the ICC is not the court of first instance. The ICC is a court of last resort trying only cases national authorities cannot or will not prosecute. This is not the case with Gbagbo whose wife, Simone has already been tossed into a 20-year jail, and son, Michel, to five years imprisonment. If Ivorian courts could try and sentence the Gbagbo family, they can try him also.
DSTV-Eutelsat awards celebrate African students
Two winners have emerged from the fifth edition of the DStv-Eutelsat Star Awards, organised by MultiChoice and Eutelsat, which reached a record participation of nearly 2,000 entries from 18 countries.
NEPC partners Style House to develop capacity for garment sector
THE Nigerian Export Promotion Council, NEPC, has engaged Style House, a fashion creative consulting agency in Nigeria with years of experience in the fashion industry, to manage its Human Capital Development Centre, HCDC, Lagos, to develop capacity for the garment sector.
HOW TO SAVE THE NAIRA: Exclude more items from forex market —Oshiomhole
EDO State Governor, Mr. Adams Oshiomhole yesterday called for increase in the number of items excluded from accessing foreign exchange in the country as part of measures to protect the nation’s currency from further devaluation.

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