Time to choose wisely
Crisis brews over N8bn unpaid advertising debt
Elections not do-or-die affair, INEC tells politicians
2019: Warri Urhobo PDP leaders vow to deliver Okowa, Opuoru
FG consulting trado-religious leaders on population – Ahmed
Restoring inter-professional harmony to the healthcare team
“Dangote rice mill will generate N90 billion annually’’
Only Nwosu can win Imo gov —Okorocha
We’re committed to making Aba investment hub – Abia govt
Hyundai donates ultramodern ICT labs to schools
9 die in Lagos-Ibadan expressway auto crash
Ogun govt, Alake debunk Shonekan’s rumoured death
Eulogies as ex-FHC CJ, Ukeje launches book on constitution

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I’ll remove subsidy to fund new minimum wage — Moghalu
Presidential candidate of Young Progressive Party, YPP, Mr. Kingsley Moghalu, has frowned on the proposed minimum wage by the Federal Government, saying any increment should be twice the current N18,000.00.
Lagos govt orders PSP operators to commence door-to-door collection of refuse
THE Lagos State Government, yesterday, ordered the Private Support Partnership, PSP, operators to immediately commence door-to-door waste collection and evacuation across the state.
We’ll make tourism veritable income earner for Nigeria – Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has vowed to make tourism a veritable income earner for the nation.
Enugu Governor’s wife advises women on proper immunization of children
The Enugu State Governor’s wife, Mrs. Monica Ugwuanyi has advised parents, especially the mothers, to ensure proper immunization of their children at designated hospitals to enhance their health status as future leaders.
A party in turmoil, a vulnerable government and a confused presidency
TO say that the All Progressives Congress, APC, is a party currently in turmoil is stating the point mildly. The APC is reeling in trouble, stumbling from one crisis to another even as the country inches ever closer to the 2019 election. The just concluded party primaries through which the various political parties produced candidates to stand for elective offices from February 2019 have left in their wake armies of discontented stalwarts across the different parties.

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