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Court orders EFCC to release Jonathan’s ex-ADC
JAMB: Answers not in the options, lament candidates
Breaking : Obasanjo, Yar’Adua, Jonathan govts must account for recovered loot – Court
NFF to get new jersey designs from NIKE soon
Moving forward… strengthening intervention funds
Eze Eberechi Dick denies declaring support for Biafra
Nigeria’s Economic Challenge, a blessing in disguise, for leaders to show leadership, courage, ingenuity – Saraki
Breaking: Ese Oruru, abductor flown to Abuja
…We did not “handpick” Oliseh – NFF
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SubscribeI can grow Nigeria’s IGR by 30%, Ubah tells FG
Chairman, Capital Oil and Gas Limited, Mr. Ifeanyi Ubah, has disclosed that in addition to his plans to force a reduction in the dollar exchange rate, he has designed a template to boost Nigeria’s Internally Generated Revenue, IGR, by 30 per cent.
Sagay, Tsav, others flay Senate’s purchase of 2 exotic cars
LAGOS—The determination of the Senate to forge ahead with the purchase of foreign branded exotic vehicles at the cost of N4.7 billion was, yesterday, being flayed by a cross section of Nigerians who levelled allegations ranging from irresponsibility to hypocrisy on the lawmakers.
Alleged M1trn rail contract scam: Reps invite former Transport Minister, SGF, DSS, EFCC, 27 contractors, others
ABUJA—MEMBERS of the House of Representatives adhoc Committee on the Railway Contract Scam Probe have invited the former Minister of Transport, Isa Bio Ibrahim; Department of State Service, DSS; Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation; the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC and 27 contractors allegedly involved in the misappropriation of N1trillion railway contracts.
No Banking Day: CBN calls for vigilance against excessive charges
The Consumer Advocacy Foundation of Nigeria (CAFON), a non-profit making organization, has threatened to boycott banking services from today, Tuesday, March 1, 2016, owing to perceived arbitrary charges by commercial banks.
BIAFRA: How activists met Pope Francis in Rome
Catholic Pontiff, Pope Francis greeted a group of activists from the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, group, who are campaigning for secession from Nigeria, after they gathered at the Vatican on Sunday.
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