What is wrong with Buratai’s army?
2019: Lamido declares presidential ambition
FG trying in vain to pin Kanu’s absence on Abaribe – IPOB
Our achievements are real, not propaganda, lies — Buhari
PANDEF to N-Delta youths: Be patient as FG develops region
Why Court ordered Police to pay Evans’ brother-in-law N2m
Oghenekaro cautions Delta APC against alleged blackmail
Edo govt orders collection of revenue from Agric Ministry, others
World Bank, PharmAccess support Kwara State Health Insurance Scheme
Edo Speaker hails Obaseki’s economic plans
Bayelsa LGs spring back after strike
Taiga urged to tackle issues affecting Urhobo nation
APC’s change policy hinged on restructuring —Oyegun
Bayelsa community alleges plans to disrupt SPDC gas project
FG, Novo Nordisk team up against diabetes

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Promoted officer lauds IG
The Area Command Station Officer of Nsukka, Enugu State, Mike Odoh, was among the Police officers promoted to various ranks.
Fidelity Bank grows profit by 65% to N16.2bn
Fidelity Bank Plc, yesterday, released its third quarter, Q3, results ended September 30, 2017, recording a Profit Before Tax, PBT, of N16.236 billion, against N9.835 billion in the corresponding period of 2016, thus representing 61.5 per cent growth.
Why banks, finance houses fail — FundTrust boss
At the backdrop of a history of success in financial services, Managing Director of FundTrust Multipurpose Cooperative Society, Chief Silas Ifeanyi, has identified fraud and lack of skills in financial management as the major causes of crashes among some financial institutions in the country.
Terrorism: Fethullah Gulen group deliberates on planned extradition of members
The Fethullah Group in Nigeria has commenced a high level meeting to deliberate on their next line of action, in reaction to reported plans by the Federal Government to consider the request of the Turkish government that members of the group, who have taken refuge in the country, be extradited home.
People’ll stone me if I don’t implement grazing law – Gov Ortom
MAKURDI—Barely seven days to the commencement of the enforcement of the Open Grazing Prohibition Law in Benue State, Governor Samuel Ortom has said his people will stone him if he failed to implement the new law.

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