Lawmaker to Okowa: Order Ubeji Road contractor to speed up pace
BoI funds Aba leather industry to improve output
Egbin Power records 827-day incident free operations
Tragedy and Hope
HIV/AIDS: LSACA screens 36,000 in Lagos community
Chibek makes case for cost reflective tariff in power sector
Wandel offers flexible payment plan to consumers
Tristate Healthcare conducts health checks on lawyers
2019: We’re ready to wrestle power from PDP —Delta APC
We’ll continue fight against illegal mining, mineral exports, others —FG
I’ll make my decision on re-election next year—Ortom
Osun private school owners lament decline in enrollment
Court refuses to stop Melaye’s recall, orders INEC to start verification
Child Nutrition: Peak 456 awards scholarships to talent hunt winners
Shoreline, Shell sign agreement on gas distribution
Nigeria’s excess oil revenue rises to N610m per day

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We’re not PDP stooges —Enugu APC
All Progressives Congress, APC, in Enugu State has disclosed that it was not in any form of alliance with the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the state nor are its leaders stooges of the PDP.
EEDC arrests 4 for vandalizing electricity installations
ENUGU Electricity Distribution Company, EEDC, has arrested four vandals of electricity installation worth millions of naira in its coverage areas within two weeks.
Obaze lacks followership, can’t go far —PDP councillors, chairmanship candidates
The last may not have been heard on the Anambra governorship primaries of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, as many continue to challenge the candidature of Mr Oseloka Obaze in the November 18 Anambra State governorship election.
Paris Club Refund: Enugu govt yet to disburse N3.1bn for workers salary arrears
Following the Paris Club refund of N5.1 billion releashed to Enugu State government few months back, the governrmet has stayed action on the disbursement of N3.1 billion meant for arrears of salary of state workers and parastals.
Flood disaster looms as Kwara farmers ignore NEMA’s warning because ‘our umblical cords are buried here’
Disaster looms in Kwara State as hundreds of farmers in the northern part of the state ordered to relocate from their farmlands to escape the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA’s predictions of flood, have bluntly declined because, according to them, their umbilical cords were buried in the marked areas.

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