Labour unions want Enugu Govt. to adopt proposed minimum wage
Breaking: BMO bombs PDP, lauds APC
Minimum Wage: Kogi Workers stage protest, tasks Buhari
Sales reps face N4m theft charge
Over 1.8 billion children breathe toxic air daily – WHO
Respect others’ peace, safety, Christian group cautions IMN
$8.1bn MTN vs CBN repatriation: Court fixes hearing Dec. 4
Katsina votes N19bn for education sector
Ochanya: The law must take its course – Ortom
Buhari, South South Govs meet in Aso Rock
Why Nigeria needs genuine prophets – SGF
Photos: Heroic welcome for Buhari in Kaduna
Minimum wage: Kwara workers protest, insist on N30,000
Gunmen kidnap another Professor in Adamawa

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NNPC records N7.15bn trading surplus for June
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) says it has made N7.15 billion as trading surplus in the month of June, lower than N18.12 billion made in May.
2019: Igbo group to engage Atiku on restructuring
An Igbo group, Eastern Region Assembly, ERA, Tuesday revealed it’s plan to invite the presidential flag bearer of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, to give an insight of how he intended to achieve the agenda of restructuring if he becomes the President of Nigeria.
APGA is a ponzi scheme – Ohakim
Former Governor of Imo State, Chief Ikedi Ohakim, has said that “the travesty in All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, has shown that what APGA leadership was doing all along, was a ponzi scheme, a scam of the highest order, to defraud fellow Igbo men and women, of their hard earned money”.
Insecurity: Obaseki seeks traditional rulers’ support
The Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has urged traditional rulers in the country not to relent in supporting governments’ fight against insecurity as there is a need for a collective effort to tackle the menace.
Tony Anenih’s “Mr. fix it” title befitting – Tom Ikimi
Former Minister of External Affairs and member, Board of Trustees (BoT) of the People Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Tom Ikimi, has said that the title of “Mr. fix it” given to the party’s late Chairman of BOT, Chief Tony Anenih, was a befitting one, adding that when he predicted “no vacancy in Aso Rock indeed there wasn’t any vacancy.”

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