Electricity generation hits 4,009MW, improves gradually
Information ministry to spend N661m on travelling/refreshment
AFCON 2017: It’s sad Nigeria won’t be in Gabon — Chukwu
Man, 29, holds cutlass to father’s neck, demands N500,000
Exile Ethiopian marathon runner misses wife
Man gets N450,000 bail for allegedly stealing N9,200 church offering
Police review curfew in 2 Kaduna councils
70% of Ndigbo don’t read newspapers, listen to radio —Imo govt
Buhari approves arms bearing for airport security personnel
Workers threaten to shut down NIMASA offices nationwide
Emperor Stars, Queens 99 emerge winners of RCCG’s tournament
Oni, Fayemi denies Fayose’s allegation on removal plot

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3 arrested over abduction, killing of Makurdi Varsity lecturer
Kogi State Police Command have arrested three suspects in connection with the kidnapping and killing of a lecturer of the Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi, Mrs Christiana Agbulu, who was abducted November 26, last year.
NLC, TUC, ULC seek better deal for workers in 2017
THE three Labour Centres in the country; theNigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, and United Labour Congress of Nigeria, ULC, in their new year messages to workers and the general masses, were unanimous that 2016 was very difficult for workers and indeed, ordinary Nigerians. They equally agreed that there are no or little signs that 2017 will be better either.
Appreciating the all powerful Press
GOVERNMENTS have become too reactionary perhaps as a result of their ignorance of the enormous power of the press.
Kinsmen gripe over impeachment of Abia Speaker
POLITICAL leaders and stakeholders from the three Ngwa Local Government areas of Abia Central Senatorial district have expressed anger over the recent impeachment of Chief Martins Azubuike as the Speaker of the Abia State House of Assembly, warning they should not be pushed to the wall.
UN DEP SEC SEAT: ‘Amina Mohammed’s appointment not payback for GMO’
The Alliance of Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, in Nigeria has asked the Global Prolife Alliance, GPA, and its principal promoter, Dr Phillip Njemanze to apologise to Minister of Environment Amina Mohammed, Nigerians and the United Nations for comments on modern biotechnology in agriculture.

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