
Labour lauds Edo gov on N25,000 minimum wage
Edo speaker flays ‘barbaric’ culture against widows
Final opinion poll points to UK staying in EU
They’re after my life ‘cos of Obaseki — Igbafe
Seme Customs hands over confiscated drugs to NDLEA
AAC: Nigerian athletes’ prospect for gold haul fading
I’ve no N5.5 bn case at EFCC — Obaseki
APC raps PDP over condemnation of Osuwon Omoluabi
Govts need assistance of corporate entities — Aregbesola
Nigerian Army to probe coup rumours
Manufacturers decry harsh business environment
AMCON seizure: We’ll outlast tough times —Murray Bruce
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SubscribeN23bn Diezani booty: EFCC quizzes Kebbi ex-gov over N450m
Former governor of Kebbi State, Alhaji Saidu Dakingari, yesterday, appeared before operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, telling them what he knew about the disbursement of N450 million allegedly given to the state to compromise last year’s Presidential poll.
DIALOGUE: Omokhodian shuns MEND nomination
Chief Lawson Omokhodion, who was recently listed as the Edo State representative in the Aaron2 negotiating team proposed by the Movement of the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND, yesterday, declined the role.
Family of kidnapped octogenarian tasks Police on speedy investigation
Four years after the kidnap of an octogenarian, Lady Roseline Ughanze from her son’s house in Alor, Idemili South Local Government of Anambra State, her family yesterday urged the police and other security agencies to quickly conclude investigation into the matter
Couple slams N500m suit against hospital over baby’s death
A couple, Mr & Mrs. Elizabeth Favour Nkwuda and Paulinus Nkwuda, has instituted a N500 million suit at Abakaliki High Court against Mile Four Hospital Abakaliki, for alleged medical negligence, poor assessment and mismanagement of their pregnancy, which led to the death of their baby in the womb.
3 dead, 14 injured in Lagos-Ibadan Road accident
THREE persons were, yesterday in Lagos, confirmed dead, while 14 others were injured in an auto crash involving a commercial bus and an articulated vehicle. The incident, which occurred at about 5.30a.m. along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, inward Tollgate, was attributed to speeding on the part of the truck driver, which had no number plate. It collided with the LT bus, number plates KRD 326 XG.
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