

Forte not selling petrol for N115 -Mgt
PMS price hike: Economist advises FG to evolve implementable strategies
Workers in North west shun NLC strike
Donald Trump claims net worth of more than $10bn
President Buhari presides over FEC meeting
Stemming political violence in Edo
FG commends TUC, NLC faction for shelving strike
Eulogies for Adamolekun at book launch in Abuja
Gates Foundation commits $80m to women’s devt
Edo 2016: Iduoriyekemwen cautions Edo PDP delegates
Fear over MPC outcome fuels naira appreciation
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SubscribeWithout corruption, who are we as Nigerians?
ONE of the side effects of being a population with an acute experience and understanding of injustice has been the sense of entitlement these feelings produce. Successive governments had little impact, so we began to feel we were owed everything, whether we were ready to contribute and work for those advantages or not.
Caution on religious preaching bill
The decision of 19 Northern governors to commence the registration of religious groups and organisations has been generating controversies among religious leaders and other stakeholders. A communiqué they issued on April 29th 2016, disclosed their intention to enact a law to regulate indoor and outdoor preaching.
2016 budget approval: Return to sites, Fashola tells road contractors
Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola, yesterday, appealed to road contractors to return to sites and commence work without further delay, following approval of the 2016 budget.
N23bn Diezani poll cash: EFCC detains ex-Gov Yero, Jonathan’s private scribe
The search for answers on how $115 million released by former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison Madueke, was shared ahead of 2015 presidential poll has taken officials of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to Kaduna where its former governor, Ramalan Yero, was picked up and questioned, yesterday.
Farmers, herdsmen and Niger-Delta militants
SEEMS we are fully back to the military era,” said Iyke in the CMS-bound commuter bus.
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