Herdsmen kill APC scribe, taxman in Benue
NGO to nominate Obasanjo for Nobel Peace Prize
LASG kick-starts bus reform initiative with N30bn
KOGI GOV to US AMBASSADOR: We want trade, not only aid
CBN set to inject more dollars into forex market
PCC berates Okorocha over pensioners’ plight
Orji Kalu advises Buhari to work less
The gods are not to blame returns at MUSON
Ogbe-Ijoh faults panel of inquiry report
Another N16m won in Fidelity Bank’s savings promo

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Unraveling the history of Lagos Brazilian Quarter
Atlantic Triangle, an exhibition of artworks organised by the Goethe Institut, Lagos, is set to tell the historical reconstruction of the conditions of exploitation through timely configuration of cultural dynamics and interdependence of the Brazilian Quarter in Lagos.
MASSOB to Buratai: Nigeria jittery over Biafra
By Chinonso Alozie Owerri—The Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, under Uchenna Madu, yesterday, said that the Chief of Army Staff, General Tukur Buratai’s statement on Biafra agitation was a proof that the government of Nigeria was “jittery.” MASSOB stated this in a press release issued to newsmen in Owerri, […]
SEC’s committee recommends establishment of Unclaimed Dividend Trust Fund
In an effort to address the current lacuna on unclaimed dividend in the Nigerian capital market, the Committee set up by the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC has recommended for the establishment of Unclaimed Dividend Trust Fund, UDTF.
Linkage Assurance partner insurance brokers in expanding horizon
Determined to increase its market share and compete effectively for growth, Linkage Assurance Plc has moved to strengthen its relationship with insurance brokers. Brokers according to industry statistics control over 70 percent of the market share, particularly in the corporate private and public sector business.
Amos Bawa Telling the brave history of the Zurus
The British colonial administrators had discovered the Lelna peoples’ bravery quite early, hence they admired and enlisted many of them into the First World War between 1914 and 1918

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