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2016 Budget Impasse: ‘Buhari is running Nigeria like republic of renegades’
Policeman kills vendor over price of cup of tea
Police confirm gang-rape of teenager in Ebonyi
Civil Society groups continue to picket Ikeja DISCO
No grazing reserve bill at the senate – Senate
Badeh: EFCC’s witness admits making conflicting statements
8 states have database of poor and vulnerable – Report
MTN supports innovation africa digital summit 2016
LP, Accord set to merge with APC in Delta
Army denies stomping 20-month-old baby to death in Delta

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Police vow to rescue Enugu Auditor abducted by Fulani herdsmen
The Enugu State Police Command has vowed to rescue Stephen Ogbobe, who hails from Ukpabi, Nimbo in Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State, abducted along Nsukka-Adani expressway, by suspected Fulani herdsmen last Saturday.
Dasuki: Court rejects FG’s request for secret trial
The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court,Tuesday, declined to allow the Federal Government to try the former National Security Adviser, NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki, retd, secretly.
Recruitment of 10,000 Police Officers: Application hits 705,352 job seekers
Just under three weeks after the Police Service Commission opened the portal for applications for the 10, 000 vacancies approved by the federal government, the Commission on Tuesday disclosed it has received 705,352 applications from applicants who are seeking employment into the Force.
Ese Oruru: Why we haven’t secured Yunusa’s bail – Lawyer
MR Kayode Olaosebekan, the lawyer representing Daihiru Yunusa, aka “Yellow”, who is standing trial on a five-count charge of criminal abduction and sexual exploitation of a minor Miss Ese Oruru, Tuesday in Yenagoa, gave reasons why the accused person is yet to be released on bail.
Immigration Tragedy: How FG banned payment for recruitment forms
REASONS why the Federal Government banned payment for recruitment forms were on Tuesday, revealed by Director for Legal Services and Prosecution, the Federal Character Commission, FCC, Oluwatosin Bodunde.
Ambode calls for collaboration on air surveillance against vandals
Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, Tuesday, harped on the need for the State Government and the Nigerian Air Force to collaborate in mounting serious air surveillance on the waterways in the State to nip all criminal activities on the waters in the bud.
NJC sacks 2 Judges over alleged judicial misconduct, age falsification
The National Judicial Council, NJC, on Tuesday, sacked Justice O. Gbaja-Biamila of the Lagos State High Court and Justice Idris M. J. Evuti of the Niger State High Court.
One soldier killed, Ag. GOC escapes death in Boko Haram’s ambush
The Acting General Officer Commanding (GOC), 7 Division Nigerian Army, Brigadier General Victor Ezugwu and his convoy were about 8.30am, Tuesday, ambushed by suspected Boko Haram terrorists during the general’s visit troops in Bama local government area of Borno state.
Saraki presides over plenary session
SENATE President Bukola Saraki is at the moment presiding over today’s Senate plenary session.
Bello of Niger condole victims of windstorm in Shiroro
Gov. Sani Bello of Niger has condoled with the victims of a windstorm disaster that killed five persons and injured several others in Shiroro Local Government area of the state.
US envoy’s motorcade kills child in Cameroon
A diplomatic convoy in Cameroon carrying the visiting US ambassador to the United Nations accidentally struck and killed a young boy on Monday.
Clinton, Trump tipped to win as New York votes
New York began voting Tuesday in a high-stakes presidential primary tipped to hand Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump victories in the race to clinch the Democratic and Republican tickets to the White House.
Customs revenue drops by N2.7bn at Tin-Can Port
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Tin-Can Island Command, had a revenue shortfall of N2.7 billion in the first quarter of 2016, compared with the corresponding period of 2015.
Xenophobic riots erupt in Zambia over ritual killings
Residents of the Zambian capital Lusaka on Monday looted shops belonging to foreigners, accusing them of involvement in ritual killings, police said.
Ayade: New bride of organised labour
THE Bible did not make a mistake when it amply said in Proverb 22:29 “that a man found diligent in his ways will dine before kings.” This clearly depicts the commitment his Excellency Governor Ben Ayade has shown towards workers welfare in cross river state that have earned him great accolades across the country and […]

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