
Nnamani seeks inputs on credible electoral system
Okowa to inaugurate EPZ interface c’ttee
Naira depreciates to N465/$ in parallel market
Olusegun Obasanjo at ‘80′
Aubameyang hat-trick fires Dortmund into quarters
Varsity student to die by hanging for killing colleague
Elamah’s exit from Edo Revenue Service
Now that free education is justiciable
Xenophobic attacks: Senate cancels trip to S-Africa
Nollywood actor, Prince James Uche is dead
We’ll meet June deadline for TV digital switch over —NBC DG
My administration’ll continue to be women-friendly —Wike
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SubscribeIPDI protests spokesperson’s continued incarceration
Ijaw Peoples Development Initiative, IPDI, in Delta State, yesterday, said it was shocked at the continued detention of its spokesperson, Daniel Ezekiel, arrested by the Department of State Services, DSS, in August, last year, notwithstanding an alleged directive of acting President Yemi Osinbajo, that every Niger Delta youth arrested in connection with the current agitation be released.
Shippers Association assures FG on N7trn revenue annually
Coming on the heels of the N1 trillion revenue target set for the Nigeria Customs Service, the Shippers Association Lagos State, SALS, has assured the Federal Government that it could conveniently generate N7 trillion annually from the maritime sector if all stakeholders join hands to do the right things.
APC’s fortune has changed — Ojiogu
APC Chairman, Aniocha South Local Government, Delta State, Chief Festus Ojiogu, has stated that the fortune of the party has changed owing to its nationwide structures and acceptability.
International Women’s Day: Minister, Saraki, Odumakin, Vanguard columnist, others urge women to be resilient
Activists, women leaders and other stakeholders in the country joined the global celebration of International Woman’s Day, yesterday, with a call to public and private sector leaders to address discrimination against women.
FG, UNSC at daggers drawn over $1bn pledge for Lake Chad
The Federal Government and United Nations Security Council, UNSC, are currently at daggers drawn over $1 billion pledge allegedly made by the former for Lake Chad at a humanitarian conference in Oslo, the Norwegian capital.
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