Total’s Ofon EPC creates 3,000 jobs
ECOWAS court laments non execution of judgment by member states
Finance Minister re-opens NERFUND
Arraignment for forgery: Buhari, Saraki in war of words
NTA to lead change mantra: Ibn Mohammed’s perspective
Man arraign for sexual abuse on 3 daughters

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‘Why are you here?’ EU President asks Brexit lawmakers
President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, on Tuesday, asked lawmakers of Britain’s anti-EU UKIP, why they had attended a European Parliament session to discuss the consequences of the British vote to leave the bloc.
‘Citizens are real problem not leaders’
Alhaji Ahmed Ododo, the Kogi Auditor General for Local Governments, on Monday, blamed staff for the delay in payment of salaries.
Governance and the burden of creativity(2)
WHY did our Honourable Minister for Power, Works and Housing agree to take up that portfolio when it ought to have been obvious to him that the job would be too onerous for any one individual, given our present realities?
N4.7bn fraud: I remain resolute, unintimidated, says Fayose
Governor Fayose of Ekiti state has said that he ‘remain resolute in making his opinions known on national issues and will not be intimidated.”
We’re not cultists, says A’Ibom tricycle owners/operators
CALABAR- CHAIRMAN of the Tricycle Owners/Operators Union, Cross River State, Dr. Ekpeyong Ewa, has said that members of the union were not kidnappers and cultists as is being speculated. Ewa, reacting to the ban of tricycle (Keke) from 7.00p.m. within Calabar Metropolis and environs by the state government, as part of measures to check the menace of cultists, said no registered member of the union in his right mind would get involved in cultism because they know the union has their records.

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