ECOWAS Parliament seek clarification on approving Authority
Why we didn’t take $5.5bn loan – Adeosun
Atiku floors Buhari, Jonathan, Kwankwaso in online viral poll
UN says Libya to set up migrant transfer centre
ECOWAS to spend $29bn on development projects in W/ Africa
Apo six: Senate investigates alleged reinstatement of Police officer
INEC creates additional 370 CVR centres
JNI wants Kaduna State Govt. to establish HIV/AIDS centres in LGAs
ESBA’s three-day boxing tournament gets new date
Read Nigerian senate’s proceedings of Wednesday 29th November, 2017
FG processing release of Sukuk funds for road projects – DMO
Over 120 Cultists in Ikorodu renounce, surrender Arms to Lagos Police
EFCC tenders document in ghost worker’s N11.3m fraud trial

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Breaking: ASUP suspense 15-day-old strike
Bauchi – The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), has on Wednesday announced the suspension of its 15 day-old strike it embarked on Nov. 19. The President of ASUP, Usman Dutse made the announcement in Bauchi during a press conference held at the Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic, Bauchi. Dutse is currently in Bauchi to head […]
2 oil wells in Shell’s field shut down in Bayelsa by community members
Some members of a community in Bayelsa on Wednesday disrupted oil production at Adibawa Oil field operated by Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), shutting two oil wells.
Scarcity looms as IPMAN threatens showdown with NNPC in Lagos
Independent petroleum marketers in Lagos State have threatened to withdraw their services from Dec. 11 over NNPC’s breach of bulk purchase agreement to sell fuel to them at N133.28k per litre.
Updated: Why Adeosun suspended DG SEC, two others over corrupt practices
The Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun has suspended the Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Mr Mounir Gwarzo, from office over allegations of financial misappropriation.
End of Badoo? 120 youths renounce cultism in Ikorodu, Lagos
No fewer than 120 youths on Wednesday renounced membership of different cult groups and surrendered their weapons on Wednesday at Imota in Ikorodu area of Lagos State.

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