Fuel scarcity bites harder in Warri
Oshiomhole vs Obazee: Judge hands-off case
Army Council recommends release of Brig-Gen Ransome-Kuti
The #Ese Oruru abduction outrage
Enugu governor’s phone hacked
KOGI ASSEMBLY CRISIS: Umar Imah faction resumes sitting
NLC backs 7-day ultimatum to Ikeja DISCO
Where are the women?
UNILAG convocation: El-Kanemi becomes Chancellor today
N2.5bn suit: Court permits Tarfa to adduce new evidence
Olubadan’s coronation: Police confirm planned disruption
Coach Sunday Oliseh: Our ‘Guardiola’ abandons ship

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A royal role in govt
The inauguration of the new government scribe in Bayelsa State would is expected to bring more than a royal flair to the governance of the state
Alleged N676m job scam: Court orders Moro back to prison, rules on bail tomorrow
ABUJA — The Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered that the immediate past Minister of Interior, Abba Moro, and a Deputy Director in the ministry, Mr. F. O. Alayebami, remain in prison custody until tomorrow when their applications will be considered.
Alleged N3.9bn fraud: EFCC slams 10-count charge on Badeh
ABUJA — The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has filed a 10-count criminal charge against the former Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh, before the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja.
PDP: As Sheriff settles down
Two weeks ago, it appeared as if the Peoples Democratic Party was going to burst at its seams when the National Executive Committee of the party announced the election of the former governor of Borno State, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff as its chairman. Even by the notorious standard of the PDP, it was one decision that shocked even the most optimistic of the party’s supporters as many critics believed that it was the final nail on the coffin of the party
CPC, NERC to enforce 60-day order on metre distribution
ABUJA — The Consumer Protection Council, CPC, and the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, have resolved to enforce the mandatory 60-day order to electricity distribution companies, DISCOs, to either metre or stop billing consumers under the Credited Advance Payment for Metering Implementation (CAPMI) scheme.
Education’ll make a difference in new tough Nigeria —Olashore
Prince Bimbo Olashore, the Chairman Board of Trustees of Olashore International School, has disclosed that quality education will make a difference in the new tough Nigeria, given the unprecedented level of challenges in the global and Nigerian economy, as well the compelling need for Nigeria to be more globally competitive.
Mark sworn in as Senator for 6th time
ABUJA—FORMER President of the Senate, Senator David Mark, was yesterday, sworn in for a sixth record time as a senator.
BASA Agreement: Good politics, bad economics — Demuren
Lagos—Former Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA , Dr. Harold Demuren yesterday described the Bilateral Air Services Agreement, BASA, entered into between Nigeria and other countries of the world as good politics but bad economics because the country cannot match other countries to benefit from the principle of reciprocity.
Siasia gives up on Enyeama, Emenike
COACH Samson Siasia might have given up on goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama and striker Emmanuel Emenike who have ruled out their return to the team ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations tie against Egypt.
Abia lawmakers deny plot to impeach Speaker
ABIA State House of Assembly has said that there is no rift among the lawmakers and there was never an attempt to impeach the Speaker, Chief Martins Azubuike.

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