Politics of fuel subsidy
Infinix, Yudala partner to boost access to Infinix devices
Iran cracks down on Instagram modelling, 8 arrested
Fuel Price hike: Marketers short-change motorists
Marketers willing to forfeit N16.5bn subsidy claims
Battle for 2019 has started —Sheriff
Stock market investors lose N1.2trn in 4 months

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Police kill two MASSOB members in Onitsha
Two members of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign state of Biafra, MASSOB, were reportedly killed by two policemen attached to Okpoko Police Division, Onitsha suburb, Anambra State, while others sustained injuries while a shop was razed yesterday.
N93bn debt: DISCOs embark on mass disconnection
The nation’s power sector crisis deepened, weekend, following the mass disconnection of historic debtors by all the electricity distribution companies, DISCOs, to protest the huge unpaid electricity bills by this class of consumers. For now, all historic debtors, including residential, commercial, industrial and govern-ment establishments across the three tiers of government, would have to find alternative means of electricity supply until this debt issue is resolved.
Tambuwal preaches collaboration, as North-West govs meet on agric devt
Closer collaboration among all stakeholders and regional integration are key ingredients for the expansion and sustenance of agricultural activities in the North-West geo-political zone of the country, Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto State has said.
Buhari’s change must come with pain – Etiebet
Politician, businessman and statesman, Chief Don Etiebet, was an early enthusiast for democracy who memorably established the National Centre Party of Nigeria, NCPN, in those difficult days of General Sanni Abacha, when the democratic space was saturated with the foul odour of regimented politics. He had left his position as minister of petroleum in the Abacha regime to give life to an alternative voice to the cacophony of political wanderers championing Abacha’s transmutation into a civilian president. His independence was, however, brought under check after a spell in detention at the end of which the former minister abandoned his NCPN and his famed presidential aspiration to join the United Nigeria Centre Party, UNCP, one of the supposedly leprous five parties advocating Abacha’s continued rule.
Edo 2016: Ban Odubu, Obaseki from APC primaries —Bini chiefs
WORRIED by the crisis in Edo State chapter of All Progressives Congress, APC, ahead of the September 10 governorship election in the state, a group of chiefs in Benin Kingdom sympathetic to the party, Otu Odolevbo – Osioba, has called on the national body of the party to, as a matter of urgency, ban the deputy governor, Dr. Pius Odubu and Governor Adams Oshiomhole’s anointed candidate, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, from contesting the governorship primaries in order to save the party.
Cameron’s “drunken” gaffe
On Monday, May 9, 2016, the British ruling class got gossiping about Nigeria over the recent international anti-corruption summit in London. They were all there in that little circle at Buckingham Palace, wining and dining in the afterglow of Queen Elizabeth II’s 90th birthday: the Queen herself, the British Prime Minister, David Cameron; the Speaker of House of Commons, John Bercow and the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby.
Markets react to petrol market liberalization
Financial markets across segments have reacted to the quantum increase in the price of petrol with foreign exchange rate and petroleum stocks in the upbeat while money market rates moved in mixed direction. In the foreign exchange market the Naira extended its losses against the US Dollar on Friday following continued demand pressure which had started a day earlier on the heels of the pump price adjustment closing at N350/ USD1, bringing its total depreciation to 7.7 per cent in the first two trading days after the pump price adjustment.
6-month exclusive breastfeeding’ll save 800,000 children— experts
SIX months of exclusive breast-feeding will save 800,000 under five children from childhood killer diseases, expert has disclosed.
All Enugu political families now united, says Gov Ugwuanyi
Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State, yesterday, declared that all political families in the state were now working together as one family for the peace, unity and progress of the state.
Abia Police bust kidnapping ring in Rivers community
Five victims were recently rescued from kidnapper’s den in Omuma community in Rivers State when detectives from Abia State Police invaded their hide-out.

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