Corrigendum: Why Bristow helicopter crashed in Lagos
DESG honours 8 Deltans at the UnSung Heroes Awards
Aggrieved APGA aspirants demand sack of national chairman, refunds
Your incompetence responsible for your failures, Jonathan tells Buhari
Igbo Day Celebration: Ohanaeze, PANDEF, Afenifere meet in Owerri
EGCDF commissions N382.6m projects
Nigeria losses investments worth billions of dollars
SNEPCo’s Bonga hits 800 million barrels in 13 years
UTM Dredging to enhance indigenous oil, gas, other operations
$60m Ikwe-Onna Refinery to start operation in 2020
Pizza Hut expands in Africa, opens 3 outlets in Lagos
A plea for economic planning
FG in talks with AfDB, World Bank to raise N800 million for mass housing
Edwin Clark loses son
Imo AUN gov candidate gets backing of Nollywood actors
Entrepreneurs blast FG over poor empowerment schemes, threaten strike

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LG Chair breaks lock to 3-year idle NDDC project in Delta
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3 teenagers remanded over alleged gang-rape
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We’re not sabotaging your efforts, Amnesty International replies Nigerian Army
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‘Justice’ named Merriam-Webster’s 2018 Word of the Year
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