We’ll make Nigerians buy made-in-Nigeria products, says FG
Ekiti workers vow to continue with strike action
Annual Jackson lecture holds in UNN Tuesday
Armed robbers kill lecturer, 1 other in Gombe
Tomorrow is dying
Enugu, truly in God’s hands
Soldiers invade Kurutie, Tompolo’s real town
Breaking: Soldiers invade Tompolo’s town Kurutie
Niger PDP splits into two factions
No land for grazing reserve in Ondo — Mimiko

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EFCC harassment: Banks suspend cross border transactions on ATM cards
Banks may have decided to suspend international transactions on Naira and Dollar denominated ATM cards in protest of harassment of staff by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Indications to this emerged last week, when a bank announced a temporary shutdown of Mastercard International transactions.
37-yr-old man jailed 6 months for touching girl’s breast
An Ikeja magistrate’s Court, weekend, sentenced a 37-year-old man, Ibrahim Abu, to six months imprisonment for touching the breast of a 17-year-old girl (names withheld) without her consent.
How states contribute to high cost of mortgage
The high cost of obtaining mortgages in Nigeria has been attributed majorly to the cumbersome procedures and cost of obtaining Certificate of Occupancy from State governments. Managing Director of Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank Plc, Mr Olabanjo Obaleye, disclosed this in an interview with Vanguard at the bank’s 10th Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Abuja.
Hoping for a better second year
The election of a former head of state as president in 2015 made Nigerians very optimistic that effective governance would start immediately after President Muhammadu Buhari was sworn-in. This expectation was heightened by the fact Buhari had also contested for the presidency three previous times.
Ayade to make Cross River Africa’s industrial hub
Cross River State governor, Professor Ben Ayade, has said that his administration was determined to make the state a construction hub in Africa.
The Buhari anniversary: We’ve never suffered like this before – Babatope
Buruji should learn to respect age Chief Ebenezer Babatope came to national renown as one of the closest disciples of the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, in the Second Republic when he served as Director of Organisation of defunct Unity Party of Nigeria, UPN. He eventually served as Minister of Transport in the Sanni Abacha […]
INEC declares Nasarawa/Toto bye-election inconclusive
The Independent National Electoral Commission INEC, yesterday declared the just concluded Nasarawa/Toto Federal Constituency bye-election inconclusive due to cancellation of votes as a result of over-voting.
Soldier, mother, child, 2 others killed as tricycle explodes in Biu
The Nigerian Army yesterday said a soldier and four other persons including a mother and child were killed in Biu, Borno State when a tricycle (‘Keke Napep’) accidentally climbed a Improvised Explosive Device, IED, planted along Damboa road, close to a military checkpoint and exploded.
PMB’s Anniversary Speech: ‘If Buhari can’t get economic experts he should borrow from Goodluck Johnathan’
MEMBERS of the Peoples Democratic Party,PDP Sunday described President Muhammadu Buhari’s one year anniversary as another round of campaign.
Oshodi murder: He earlier attempted to kill my mother twice —SON
Distraught children of late Roselyn Osiugie, the woman that was allegedly murdered by her husband last Friday in Oshodi area of Lagos, have revealed that their father had earlier attempted to take their mother’s life on two occasions.
UNEP Report implementation’ll reduce crime —MINISTER
Minister of Environment, Mrs Amina Mohammed, has said that the implementation of the United Nations Environment Report, UNEP, will reduce crime and violence in Ogoni area of Rivers State.
Kogi: My plans against payroll, highway robbers – Gov Bello
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State in this interview speaks on some burning issues in the state, especially on the spate of kidnapping and issues emanating from the staff screening exercise.
Delta APC faction urges release of c’ttee’s report
A faction of Delta State All Progressive Congress, APC, led by Chief Joseph Okotie-Eboh, yesterday, called on the Oji Ngofa’s led Delta APC Fact Finding Committee and Reconciliation Panel to release its report on its findings over the Delta APC led Prophet Jones Erue and Chief Okotie-Ebor factions.
Ganduje suspends road works, school projects over lack of funds
Governor Abdullahi Ganduje has suspended the five kilometres road initiated by his predecessor, Rabiu Kwankwaso across the 44 local government areas of the state.
Similarly, the state government has also suspended the joint project on technical schools across the state, due to paucity of funds.
Oyo staff verification not for retrenchment purposes — Ajimobi
AS the country marked her democracy day yesterday, Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State allayed the fears of thousands of workers in the state that the ongoing staff verification exercise in the public service was not a ploy to retrench nor an attempt to witch-hunt them.

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