
Ogun begins evacuation of beggars from Abeokuta Streets, others
Clinton wins Puerto Rico, on cusp of Democratic nod
Presidential C’ttee blames Niger Delta Militancy on poor implementation of Amnesty Programme
FG rules out military action against rampaging herdsmen
Breaking: Soldiers return to Oporoza
Returned loot: FG weighs prosecution options
Earth tremor causes panic in Oyo community
Saraki loses 12m to burglars
720 intending lawyers fail Bar final exams
Project Light Up Lagos’ cable vandal arrested
Cultists kill 11 in Rivers’ supremacy battle
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SubscribeMile 12 Market must move
We regard as unwholesome and unacceptable, strident efforts by former Kano State Governor, Dr Rabiu Kwankwaso (who now represents Kano Central Constituency at the Senate) to take sides with a section of the ethno-regional stakeholders in the Mile 12 Market, Lagos to oppose the movement of the market to a more befitting location at Imota.
Recovered loot: FG should publish names — SERAP
THE Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, yesterday hailed the publication of the list of recovered funds, but insisted that the Federal Government should publish names of those involved.
We’ll consult wide before approving ECOWAS-EU free trade deal—Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari, Saturday night in Dakar, Senegal, said Nigeria would consult widely before endorsing the Economic Partnership Agreement, EPA, between Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, and the European Union, EU, on free trade deals.
EDO: Ize-Iyamu, PDP’s winning hope, says party stalwart
A chieftain of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Ovia North East Local Government Area, Edo State, Mr. Solomon Odemwingie, has described a governorship aspirant of the party, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu as a ‘Winning Hope` in the September I0, 2016 election
How Yar’Adua’s death stalled implementation of more amnesty packages —Gen Abbe
FORMER Minister of Defence and pioneer Chairman of the Presidential Committee on the Implementation of the Amnesty Programme, Maj. Gen. Godwin Abbe (retd), weekend, lamented that the sudden death of President Umaru Yar’Adua, led to the failure to implement some of the packages in the amnesty programme meant for the Niger Delta region.
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