Medical Second Opinion debuts in Nigeria
Murder: Dickson brokers peace, orders reopening of Igbo shops
Nigeria partners UK to provide health care for aged
Dynamics of govt finance
SEC moves to ease process of issuing new shares
Bola Tinubu, why now?
Be equipped to save women, Osinbajo tasks hospitals
Bank customers pay N138bn for alerts, others
Bayelsa: A restoration agenda for education
Restore local government democracy now!
Fresh crisis rocks Delta APC
Bank customers speak on preferred e-banking channel

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A stand that rescued the captives
IT was 1990. A bloody coup attempt had taken place on April 22. At a point, nineteen journalists were detained in connection with the coup but after negotiations with the Chief Intelligence Officer of the Babangida regime, Brigadier General Haliru Akilu, some had been released.
APC chieftain faults Dickson’s critics
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC and former Security Adviser to Bayelsa State Government, Chief Prekeme Kpodoh, has described as “unnecessary” and “misplaced,” the criticism that trailed the comment by Governor Seriake Dickson that the six years of former President Goodluck Jonathan were a waste.
End-Stage kidney patient seeks N8.5m for transplant
PATIENCE Fredrick Udoh, a 47-year-old female kidney patient who has been hypertensive for five years was diagnosed with advanced chronic kidney disease (Stage 5) in November, 2016.
Nigeria’s unitary system not sustainable — Ikpeazu
By Emmanuel Aziken, Political Editor …Made-in-Aba has become our selling point …Lessons Nigeria can learn from Aba about exiting recession Clinical biochemist turned politician, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu drew the attention of many when he became the object of multiple pre and post election litigations by some of the most entrenched political actors in the South-East. […]
Mixed sentiments to trail stocks this week, as bears resurface
Indications have emerged that the Nigerian stock market is likely to record mixed sentiments by investors this week following the renewed bearish activity last week, which led to the regress in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE All Share Index and market capitalisation, by 28 bases points (bps) each to 28,113.38 points and N9.72 trillion respectively.

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