

Labour demands review of Power Sector privatization process
13 suspected illegal Naira vendors nabbed, N2m recovered
3 Easy to Find Fruits That Helps Boost Erection and Last Upto 38 Minutes During S3x.
Be realistic in oil, gas industry reforms, OPS tells FG
How Ondo clergymen sexually assaulted, defrauded spinsters searching for husband, housewives
ILO urges collaborative efforts to develop social protection system
Wike, Ibori storm Asaba, commission projects
E-payment transactions drop to N19.33trn in Q3, 2017
Many Libya returnees have psychiatric issues — IOM
IPOB blasts Nwodo for hosting crucial meeting in Lagos
PDP Reconciliation: Dickson’s c’ttee relocates to S’West
IKOYI CASH: Whistleblower gets N421m, jets out of Nigeria
East-West Road designed to fail — FG
Who’s Jerusalem? (1)
NFF in talks for Egypt friendly
Candidates, INEC flex muscles over Anambra Central Rerun
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My advise is that every Nigerian should be active in the protection of his or her fundamental rights by holding the government and political office holders accountable for upholding the human rights of the citizenry
Alleged Killer Customs Officer: Fayose, Ekiti police boss in war of words
Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose has accused the state Commissioner of Police, Abdullahi Chafe of shielding an alleged killer customs officer.
FG rakes in N17bn from Tax Amnesty scheme
The federal government has received N17 billion from the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme, VAIDS, that commenced July 2017.
Edo pensioners get N244m
Teachers in Edo State got N1,108,476,358.72 for their October salaries from the N2, 391,150,633 allocation accrued to the Local Government Areas from the Federation Account, while N244 million was used to pay pensioners, the Joint Account and Allocation Committee, JAAC, has said.
Nigeria loses N7.6tr to faulty agreements with IOCs — Kachikwu
ABUJA—THE Minister of Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, yesterday stated that Nigeria lost about $21 billion (N7.6 trillion) to International Oil Companies, IOCs, operating in the country due to non-implementation of the Production Sharing Contract, PSC, Act of 1993, otherwise known as the Deep Shore Act.
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