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60% forex allocation to manufacturers, a hoax – MAN
Patience Jonathan will never go scot-free – EFCC
EkitiAntiGrazing: Governor Fayose arrests cow
Starvation, disease killing pensioners in Imo – NUP
4 Nigerian students to be deported as Turkish schools accused of terrorism change names
Alleged N1.8bN fraud: EFCC declares Goodie Ibru wanted
Fitch Ratings: Banks’ bad loans burden escalating
Discovering growth opportunities in organisations
Power generation increases to 4,028MW
Signs that you’re not suited for entrepreneurship
‘100 LGAs affected by flood’
Sanitise King’s Square, Edo Assembly urges ministries, Police
Bayelsa assures on prompt payment of teachers’ salaries
Rohr on break, returns first week of Nov for Algeria
Anxiety in FAAN as FG allegedly sacks, demotes 22 directors, GMs
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SubscribeJudges crackdown: DSS acted within provisions of law, but… – Ogunye
Once judges are found to have transgressed, they are offloaded from the bench. It is on record that none of the judges that had been sent off the bench has been prosecuted for criminal offences; corruption and abuse of office, engaging in money laundering are offences under the Criminal Code, EFCC Act, Money Laundering Act, and Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, ICPC Act. So, we then have an odd situation where judges that have been found to have committed criminal offences are only given administrative discipline and sanction.
Revenue MDA’s should publish their accounts
SIXTEEN months into the President Muhammadu Buhari regime (which peddles a robust anti-corruption profile), high revenue-earning Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) of the Federal Government are yet to make public the details of their earnings, expenditures and contributions to the national till to promote transparency and accountability.
Businesses you can start in school
Though not everyone can be the next Mark Zuckerberg, but starting a small business while still in school is definitely possible. There are several options that require little to no startup capital and can be done without an office space. Here are ideas for starting a business from the comfort of your own dorm room.
I’m hale and hearty, says Okowa
Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State said, yesterday, that he neither collapsed nor was flown abroad for medical attention as reported by a section of the social and main stream media.
Bauchi govt rescues 450 teenage girls from traffickers
Bauchi State government, in collaboration with security agents, has rescued 450 teenage girls from traffickers.
Ihedioha ‘weeps’ over relegation of Heartland FC
The relegation of Heartland Football Club of Owerri, has been described as “a tragedy that could have been averted if the state government did the needful at the appropriate time”.
Iheanacho will score more goals for Eagles, says Dad
MANCHESTER City striker Kelechi Iheanacho has received the backing of his father to score more goals for the Super Eagles as they chase qualification for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
Recession forced some foreign airlines to leave Nigeria, says NCAA boss
THE Director General, Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, Captain Usman Muktar said, yesterday, that the current economic recession in Nigeria forced United and Iberia airlines to suspend their operations in Nigeria as the airlines claimed the operating conditions were no longer conducive for their operation.
DSS invasion of Judiciary sacrilegious—Onuesoke
A chieftain of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta State, Chief Sunny Onuesoke, has described the recent arrest of judges by the Department of State Service, DSS, operatives across the country as sacrilegious and a desecration of the judiciary
Don’t tamper with Desopadec, group warns Delta Assembly
OIL and gas producing communities in Delta State have warned the state House of Assembly against the dissolution of the board of Oil Producing Areas Development Commission, DESOPADEC, following the controversy surrounding the N28 billion budget of the commission.
Alleged abandoned project: We’ve not received Senate’s invitation — SMIEC
The Technical Director of Chemical Engineering and Construction Company Limited, SMIEC, Engr. Mma Okezie, has expressed shock over the purported invitation of the owner of the company by the Senate Committee on Niger Delta, over alleged abandonment of Shore Production project at Koko, Warri North, Delta State.
Gov’s Cup: Hope rises for Nigeria as Enosoregbe marches into q-final
To all the doomsday prophets, a word of caution, hope is rising for Nigerian tennis as wild card entrant, Clifford Enosoregbe yesterday achieved the unprece-dented by upsetting eight seed Maciej Smola to reach the men’s singles quarter-final of the Lagos Governor’s Cup Futures 5.
Cultists kill inspector in Cross River; 22 criminals arrested
CALABAR—Tragedy struck, yesterday, when suspected cultists engaged a police patrol team in a gun battle at Nkwa Street off Eyamba, Calabar, Cross River State, killing an inspector, Mr. Edet Archibong.
Corruption: FG’ll step on ‘sensitive’ toes – Lai Mohammed
The Federal Government has said it would step on more big toes in its anti-corruption war.
UNEC students slam VC over alleged diversion of mandatory N5,000 levy
Students at the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, UNEC, yesterday, lashed out at the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Benjamin Ozuba, accusing him of diverting the mandatory N5,000 re-roofing levy foisted on them three years ago.
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