FG to train, support NAF officers on livestock, crops production – Ogbeh
IG launches ‘Bail is Free Campaign’ in Niger
We have experienced players to beat Tanzania- Falconets coach
Lai Mohammed becomes Vice President of world tourism body UNWTO
Lagos bans inter-state buses, vehicles along Ikorodu road
Correct all wrongs, Gov. Ortom urges NBA
Update: Private firms to finance Nigeria’s refineries’ rehabilitation – NNPC
Biafra: Arewa Youths urge all northerners to ignore Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB
Biafra: South East group blames Kanu over IPOB’s face-off with military
NEMA alerts state govt, stakeholders over impending flood
UCL: Aubameyang out to revenge failed Tottenham transfer
I think it’s right to have 3 inland container port in South-East – Sen Oduah
Gov Bindow plans to inject more resources into state civil service
Don warns parents against aiding wards to cheat in examination
Bundesliga boss wants shorter transfer window

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KDSG reiterates commitment to reforming civil service
Gov. Nasiru El-Rufai of Kaduna State on Wednesday reiterated his government’s commitment to reforming the civil service to enable it attain global standards.
Defunct Nigerian Airways’ workers protest over unpaid entitlements
Some workers of the defunct Nigeria Airways on Wednesday staged a peaceful protest at Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos over delayed payment of entitlements estimated at over N78 billion.
Council inducts 87 medical doctors in Jos
The Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) on Wednesday inducted 87 graduates of the University of Jos as medical doctors.
Godwin Emefiele assures of support to domestic production needs
The Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr Godwin Emefiele, on Wednesday said that the bank would continue to explore further avenues to ensure that interest rates were supportive of domestic production needs.
Man battles to keep motherless twins alive after 13 yrs of wrongful imprisonment
With tears dripping down his cheeks, Oluwarotimi Sikiru looked lost. He knelt down as if addressing some audience. “I am appealing to good spirited Nigerians to come to my aid. My suffering has been compounded since going to prison for an offence I did not commit,” Sikiru said. Sikiru was in jail for 13 years as prisoner awaiting trial until February 14, 2003 on trumped-up robbery charge. He remarried after his release as his wife abandoned him during his years in jail.

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