Fuel subsidy at N774 million daily, says NNPC boss
FG spends N2.8bn on Gbongan-Iwo-Oyo road reconstruction, rehabilitation
30 million Nigerians get National Identity Number
Edo council poll: APC wins all 18 chairmanship seats
INEC warns against hate speeches during political campaigns
Italian league postpones Sunday’s games after Astori death
British athletics great Roger Bannister dies aged 88
Python Dance 2, Crocodile Smile 2 successful – GOC
Moses urges Chelsea players to be hungry at City
UNICEF advocates more “voice” for children
Wesley Sneijder ends international career
Wastes’ war rocks Lagos

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Tension in Imo, as Okorocha’s son-in-law, Uche Nwosu declares for guber
Mr. Uche Nwosu, son in-law to Imo state Governor, Rochas Okorocha, has reportedly declared to run for the 2019 gubernatorial election in the state.
NGO, WFM celebrate children’s broadcasting day
As part of the activities marking the 2018 UNICEF International Children’s day of Broadcasting, African Children of Peace Club, an affiliate of African Foundation for Peace and Love Initiative, AFPLI, in partnership with WFM 91.7, has concluded plans to stage children interactive programme at the radio station in Lagos, on March 5.
Edo APC wins 7 councils in results declared by EDSIEC
The chairmanship candidates of the All Progressives Congress in Edo State have won seven local councils with large margins, in the results of the election announced by the state’s Independent Electoral Commission ( EDSIEC).
Despite EFCC clearance, Appeal Court bars CCT Chairman from trial of ex-Customs boss
The Court of Appeal has said that even though the Chairman of Code of Conduct Tribunal, Mr. Danladi Yakubu Umar was absolved by the Economic Crimes Commission (EFCC) in a bribery petition written against him by a former Customs Controller Rasheed Taiwo Owolabi, the Chairman cannot still participate in the trial of Owolabi in the false asset declaration charges against him.
Explain why Nigerians still drink contaminated water despite budgetary allocations, SERAP tells FG
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has requested Engr. Suleiman Adamu, Minister of Water Resources and Rural Development to “explain why Nigeria’s water and sanitation infrastructure has continued to deteriorate and millions of Nigerians have to resort to drinking water from contaminated sources with deadly health consequences, despite the authorities claiming to have spent trillions of naira of budgetary allocations on the sector since the return of democracy in 1999.”

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