Youths threaten noodles plant in Rivers
Int’l Women’s Day celebration: Sahara Group stirs conversation on gender equality
Russia: Dictatorship in perspective
Normalcy returns to Anambra community rocked by cult war
Ruled by jokers
Can we save Lake Chad?
Election re-ordering: Lawyers divided on court action
A united Labour can save Nigerians from mis-rule – NLC
DBN, NIRSAL sign MOU to promote agric lending

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LASU Crisis: The untold ASUU-LASU perspective
In the first set of appointments of HODs made by Prof. Fagbohun, the university regulations were grossly violated on the basis of sentiments
Pension theft: John Yusuf to refund N22.9b, jailed 6 years
John Yusuf, the pension thief who five years ago, was given a slap on the wrist by Justice Abubakar Talba of the Federal Capital Territory High Court, for stealing N32.8billion police pension money, has finally gotten his deserved sanctions.
Video: Nigerian Army hands over released Dapchi girls to FG
The 104 Dapchi girls released by the Boko Haram were handed over to top government officials by the Nigerian Army
Dapchi girls: 5 of our students died on day of attack – Fasima, released girl
One of the students of Government Girls Technical Science College, Dapchi, Yobe State, identified as Fasima, said yesterday that some of their colleagues died of exhaustion on the day of the attack by Boko Haram, following the manner they were crammed into the vehicles that took them away.
UNICEF to give support to Dapchi girls
UNICEF representative Mohamed Malick Fall, has disclosed that the body is working closely with the Ministry of Youth in Yobe state to provide necessary support to the girls and their families.
Obaseki lauds poets, writers on World Poetry Day
The Governor of Edo State, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has commended poets and writers for serving as the mirror of the society and amplifying beliefs, traditions and customs through their graceful and stylised works, written or oral, through generations
Lagos refuse menace: Akiolu urges support for Visionscape
lagos—To get rid of refuse which has taken over the streets of Lagos metropolis, Oba of Lagos, His Royal Majesty Rilwanu Akiolu, has called for support from Lagos residents to make Visionscape succeed in its responsibility to manage waste in the state.
Four stocks firms penalised for illegal transactions
enugu—The Investments and Securities Tribunal sitting in Enugu has ordered four stock broking firms to pay N5 million as penalty for illegal transactions and unlawful sale of multi-million naira worth of an investor’s shares.
NIOMR empowers unemployed women, youths on industrialised farming
The need to empower women and youths to be self-reliant informed the five- day training on Value chain capacity-building on aquaculture production and post-harvest technology organised by the Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research, NIOMR, and facilitated by Chairman and members, House of Representatives Committee on Agricultural Colleges and Institutions.
Customs intercepts exotic vehicles, trailers of rice, others worth N2.5bn in March
lagos—Federal Operations Unit, FOU, the anti-smuggling arm of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has intercepted exotic vehicles, trailer load of imported rice, poultry products and other products with Duty Paid Value, DPV of over N2.5 billion between March 1st and 19th.
Dan Orbih, PDP and their many failures in Edo
Governor Godwin Obaseki for the past one year in office has brought hygiene into politics. While consolidating on what Oshiomhole has done, he has opened more areas of development and economic enhancement to the utmost satisfaction of all Edo people who gave him the mandate.
197 from OML 30 communities get training
No fewer than 197 persons drawn from 111 communities under the Oil Mining Lease, OML 30, will benefit from a skill acquisition programme sponsored by the Nigeria Petroleum Development Company/Heritage Energy and Shoreline Joint partnership.
TUC accuses debtor states of diverting workers’salaries to buy properties abroad
ABUJA—TRADE Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, yesterday accused state governments still owing workers’ salaries of diverting money meant for payment of salaries and other benefits to buy properties across the world.
Investors urge Amosun to focus devt on industrial cluster areas
Speakers at the just-concluded 2018 Ogun Investors Forum have urged the state government to encourage private investment in infrastructural development and review introduction of new taxes in the state.
Knowing when to approach the Courts
You can only go to court to challenge the content of an Act after it has been duly enacted, not when it is still a Bill and only as good as any other piece of paper

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