Nigeria can’t do without the north —ACF
FG spends N1.91trn to support states —Osinbajo
I find it difficult to move on
High cost of governance and President Buhari’s vote on Peace Corps (Establishment) Bill
PIB: FG suspends award of fresh oil licences
Cadbury Nigeria explains return to profitability
Naira appreciates further to N360.30/$ in I&E
670.42 % Debt: A violation of DMO rules, ADP tells Ambode
Dangote to build rice mill in Kebbi
Promasidor honours 254 employees on long service
Customs intercepts 2,200 cartons of tomato paste
Kogi NMA suspends strike for one month
Kogi places 5million Naira bounty on Omala killers
Brymo, Mayorkun, others storm Abuja for Kwam1 concert

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N150bn(Video): Osinbajo lied against the Jonathan administration – Reno
Following the claim by the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, alleging that the former President Goodluck Jonathan administration shared N150bn during the runup to the 2015 election, bestselling author and former aide to Jonathan, Pastor Reno Omokri, described the allegation as false.
NASENI builds N345m Technology Orientation Centre
The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) has built a N354million Technology Orientation Centre, TOC, which will serve as a research and development (R&D) hub to boost locally made science and engineering products in the country.
What is your take on Buhari’s rejection of Peace Corps Bill
very security agency is power drunk and allocates power to itself. In most cases, they work to achieve individual goals instead of national interest. What is the justification for National Peace Corps? Even those fighting for it now are doing so for selfish purposes. I am sure that the politicians who want the President to sign the Bill are doing so because of their re-election.
USAID, other stakeholders brainstorm on sustainable financing for TB programmes
ABUJA – The United States Agency for International Development, USAID, the World Health Organisation, WHO, and other stakeholders in the Stop Tuberculosis (TB) Partnership, on Tuesday, deliberated on ways to ensure increased financing to end TB scourge in Nigeria.
Female Genital Mutilation: Everlasting cut
Decades ago, mothers across Nigeria ensured that their female children were circumcised, an obnoxious practice. Many live with the scar today. Although the mothers regarded Female Genital Mutilation, FGM, as a traditional practice they vowed to protect, others believed it was one way of preventing the girl-child from becoming promiscuous. Other reasons given were to protect family honour, hygiene, virginity; modification of socio-sexual attitudes (countering failure of a woman to attain orgasm); increasing sexual pleasure of the husband; enhancing fertility and increasing matrimonial opportunities among others. Contrary to these views, however, the World Health Organisation, WHO, says FGM has no health benefits for girls and women.

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