Export promotion Council accuses Customs of frustrating export
Investigate my husband’s death, Ebonyi widow begs police
Nigeria lost N51.28bn to pipeline vandalism in 2015 – NNPC
Protest mounts against INEC’s move to declare Tai result
Tutu hospitalised for recurrent illness
John Kerry’s unadulterated garbage and his new-found friends
Okagbare shifts focus to long jump
Mikel must abandon his defensive style — Nwosu
Waku to Buhari: Probe OBJ or forget anti-corruption war
Bandits invade Enugu as police arrest 2, kill 1
Two APC groups from Bauchi clash at Abuja secretariat
Emir of Kano to FG: Emulate Lagos on economic policies
Niger set aside 30,000 hectares of land for grazing
Edo 2016: Ize-Iyamu compelled to sign pact with communities

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FEC commences planning of 2017 budget, approves MTEF, Fiscal Strategy Paper for 2017 to 2019
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday in Abuja said it has started planning for 2017 budget just as it has approved the Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and Fiscal Strategic Paper (FSP) for 2017 to 2019.
Rivers people enjoy good governance under my administration – Wike
Gov. Nyesom Wike of Rivers said his administration has ensured that the people of the state enjoyed good governance and development.
CBN hammer: Investors lose N8bn in the affected banks
Stock market sentiment Wednesday came against all the banks indicted by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, over Treasury Single Account, TSA, infractions forcing a total loss of N8.1 billion on their investors, as the share prices shed weight.
Umahi threatens to seal debtor-banks in Ebonyi after 7-day ultimatum
The Ebonyi Government has threatened to seal some banks operating in the state owing it debt amounting to N4 billion if they failed to pay back after seven days. The Commissioner for Information and State Orientation, Sen. Emmanuel Onwe, who made the threat on Wednesday in Abakaliki, said that the managers of the affected banks were taking the government for granted.
Protesting recruits must be screened before employment – says NIS CG
The Comptroller-General, Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Muhammad Babandede, said the dismissed 2,000 Immigration recruits must pass through screening before being reabsorbed into the Service. Babandede said this at a news conference on Wednesday in Abuja following the continued protest by the 2,000 dismissed illegal recruits.

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