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DEVOLUTION OF POWERS: Igbo youths, women, others disagree with ABC Nwosu
Sallah: Don’t renege on your promise, MMPN urges urges Buhari
Oko community appeals to FG over failed road
Orji Kalu loses to Ohuabunwa atTribunal
We will protect our sister, Mrs Obaseki, Ijaw group tells PDP
Postponement’ll not stop PDP’s victory — Ex-deputy chair
Okorocha sacks aides, appoints new LG boss, others
Economic recession: Lagos traditional chief enrols in skill acquisition
Paralympian with no arms plays Ping Pong with his mouth
Lamentations of the handicapped over Sallah celebrations
Rivers PDP slams Oshiomhole over comments on Wike
Stakeholders berate CPA over allegations against PenCom
APGA expels two party officials over anti-party activities
365 arrested in Plateau over drugs, weapons
Delta ALGON moves to access bailout funds
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SubscribeIzon-Okosu-Otu can’t speak for Ijaw – Bobo
WARRI—Izon-Okosu-Otu, an umbrella body of select Ijaw elders led by Chief Bare Etolor, does not have the locus to discredit Chief Edwin Clark’s leadership to head the proposed Niger Delta dialogue, says Chief Wellington Bobo, the Oroupawei of Gbaramatu Kingdom.
Get off governors’ bondage – Buhari tells LGAs
Troubled by the near obliteration of the third tier of government by the state governments, President Muhammadu Buhari, last night, asked the councils across the country to support the amendmentof the law to free them from the clutches of the governors.
SPEED DEVICE: Bayelsa NURTW begs for extension of deadline
National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, Bayelsa State branch, yesterday, pleaded with the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, to extend the deadline for the implementation of the speed limiting device scheduled to begin on October 1.
Okorocha sacks Information commissioner, others
Gov. Rochas Okorocha of Imo has relieved the Commissioner for Information in the state, Dr Vitais Ajumbe of his duties. Also sacked from office are the Special Adviser to the governor on Public Enlightenment and Strategy, Mr kelechi Okpalaeke, and Special Adviser on Niger Delta Affairs, Mr Justice Odika.
Troops kill 4 terrorists, arrest one in Yobe
Troops of the Operation Lafiya Dole has clashed with some remnants of Boko Haram terrorists in their hideouts, leaving four of the insurgents dead and one captured alive after 15 minutes gun battle around Jororo and Tombaeji villages in Geidam Local Government Area of Yobe State.
Nigeria gets first chemical blending plant
Blue Seal Water & Process Treatment Company Limited has disclosed plans to establish its first chemical blending plant in Nigeria in the next 18 months. The company also said it will commence manufacturing of equipment for water and process treatment from October 1 to broaden its range of products offering. The Group Managing Director, of […]
Photos: 2016 Cabinet Retreat in Abuja
2016 Cabinet Retreat on the economy at the State House Conference Centre, Presidential Villa, Abuja
Soldiers never invaded my community – Rivers monarch
PORT HARCOURT— Paramount ruler of Odiemerenyi community, in Ahoada East Local Government Area, River State, Chief Isaac Oshi, has described as untrue, social media reports that soldiers attached to Total E&P invaded the community, setting some houses ablaze.
Carry journalists along in anti-insurgency war, Shettima tells military
Governor Kashim Shettima of Borno State said, Thursday, that failure of security agencies to give sensitive information in the war against insurgency was responsible for journalists breaking stories that work against their efforts.
Don’t be agents of destruction, Boroh charges ex-militants
Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programmme, Brigadier- General Paul Boroh (retd), yesterday, charged beneficiaries of the programme not to be agents of destruction but protect the programme so as not to endanger the laudable initiative.
Patience Jonathan accuses EFCC of hiring mercenaries to plead guilty
Former First Lady, Mrs. Patience Jonathan has picked holes in the authenticity of the representatives of the four companies who pleaded guilty on Thursday to charges of money laundering at a Federal High Court in Lagos, presided over by Justice Babs Kuewumi.
Trump in excellent health, says Doctor
Donald Trump released lab results Thursday from a recent medical examination, with his personal physician stating that the Republican presidential candidate “is in excellent physical health.” Both Trump and his Democrat rival Hillary Clinton have been under pressure to share more medical information since Clinton fell ill during a 9/11 ceremony in New York on Sunday and was forced to leave.
We’ll repackage Abuja Carnival to compete globally – Lai Mohammed
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, says the ministry will repackage the Abuja carnival to compete viably with world class carnivals.
EFCC edges towards former first lady, Patience Jonathan
A top aide of former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan pleaded not guilty Thursday to money laundering charges linked to the former first lady, as he appeared in a Lagos court
Airtel announces Season 3 of Touching Lives CSR intervention
Following the remarkable impact and success recorded in the Seasons 1 and 2 of its revolutionary CSR intervention tagged Touching Lives, leading telecommunications services provider, Airtel Nigeria, has announced the Season 3 in line with its commitment to making sustainable impact on the lives of disadvantaged people and communities across Nigeria.
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