Recession: Agents of IMF, World Bank have infiltrated MDAs — ASUU
JAMB introduces flexible cut-off marks for admission seekers
18th Sultan of Sokoto, Ibrahim Dasuki, is dead
Eagles just like class of ’94 – Babayaro
Cameroon FA targets double over Nigeria
Restoring our broken Federal roads
Transcorp Nig. Plc: Despite strong revenue growth, bears still on stock
Buhari receives economic recovery strategy report
APC’s policies injurious to Nigerians —Delta PDP
FIFA U-20 WWC: We are down but not out – Dedevbo
Ambrose Alli Varsity shut over students’ protest
NNPC redeploys staff; promotes 108, demotes one
Why military subdued terrorism in North East, by Defence Minister
Full deregulation, key to downstream oil sector devt – Stakeholders
15 ex-lawmakers oppose Emehelu’s appointment as Enugu CJ
4,991MW of power generated in Nigeria stranded—GENCOs

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N3.8bn: Fani-Kayode’s trial stalled due to Abuja detention
The trial of a former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, over money laundering involving N3.8 billion, before a Federal High Court in Lagos was yesterday stalled because he is currently being remanded in Abuja over another case of N26 million fraud.
Fani-Kayode regains freedom after 24 days in detention
Former Minister of Aviation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, who has been in detention for the past 24 days, yesterday, regained his freedom.
Fayose’s ally, Agbele handed N1.2bn loot to me— Witness
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, yesterday continued the examination of its first prosecution witness, Alade Oluseye Sunday, on a case of fraud against Abiodun Agbele, an ally of the State Governor , Ayodele Fayose, before Justice Nnamdi Dimgba of the Federal High Court sitting in Maitama,Abuja.
PRESCO Nig. Plc: Impressive 9-month draws fresh rally
Presco recently commenced export of crude palm kernel oil. As such, we expect a further boost to topline growth in second half of 2016, in addition to market share gains on the back of competition (importers) struggling to obtain foreign exchange
Prices of goods, services hit all time high in October
The general rise in prices of goods and services in Nigeria hit an all time high of 18.3 per cent in October. This means that the prices of food items and other consumables have gone up considerably making it difficult for the average person to eat three square meals a day. Inflation has been on the rise for 12 months.

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