Oil spillage drops by 27.3% in Niger Delta
Analysis: Need for housing policy development
Nigeria ranks 11th highest in newborn deaths, says UNICEF
Football is life in Nigeria, FIFA president says
A season of resignations
Solar suitable for business in Nigeria – Arnergy
New threat as USA, others set to abandon Nigeria’s oil
FPSO to be fully integrated in 8yrs — Wabote
New threat as USA, others set to abandon Nigeria’s oil
No clear policies in award of oil, gas licenses — NNRC
Housing Programme: Contractors assured prompt payment
Developer unveils affordable luxury with units of terraces
NNPC advocates closer ties among African countries in oil sector

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They flogged us with hot machete to admit we’re witches – 3 orphans
CALABAR- THE three female siblings, aged 13, five and three years respectively, whose HIV-positive grandmother branded as witches at a community in Akamkpa Local Government Area, Cross River State, have divulged how their grandma allegedly conspired with some persons to whip them with red-hot machete to coerce them to confess what they were not.
Hope rekindles for breast cancer survivors
CANCER may be the number one chronic human disease but many care givers are now devising simple ways of enabling cancer survivors live openly and think positively.
Cancer awareness our collective responsibility — Ambode
Wife of the Governor of Lagos State, Mrs Bolanle Ambode has admonished Nigerians to step up awareness and public enlightenment on cancer, saying cancer can be effectively prevented if simple dietary and medical instructions are followed.
Killing of innocent Nigerians by herdsmen, serious security challenge
By Wole Mosadomi Minna—Immediate past Governor of Niger State, Dr. Muazu Babangida Aliyu, has described the continuous killing of innocent Nigerians by herdsmen as a serious security challenge for the country. The ex-governor said the challengeshould be tackled with all seriousness it deserves by the Federal Government before it gets out of hand. Speaking with […]
Needy C-River school kids risk infection sieving rice chaff
UGEP- UNDERPRIVILEGED children between the ages of seven and 11 years face the danger of lung contamination as they rummage local rice mills at Ugep, Yakkur Local Government Area, Cross River State, for cast-off rice chaff, which they sieve for grains, stockpile and retail to pay school fees, buy books and support their parents.
I ate heart of chicken as oath —19-yr-old Libyan returnee
Many were moved to tears listening to 19-year-old Vivian Imunero, clutching a two-year-old baby, narrate how she ate the heart of a chicken as part of a ritual before her “madam” will take her to Europe, a journey that saw her end up in Libya.
TSA: Buhari govt saves N24.7bn monthly – FG
The Federal Government, yesterday, said it has continued to save up to N24.7 billion monthly as a result of Treasury Single Account, TSA, policy.
UNN security staff shot dead at his residence
A security staff of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN, was allegedly shot dead by unknown gunmen at his junior staff quarters residence.
Abuja block producers beg minister for a permanent site
The Association of Abuja Block Producers, AABP, has appealed to the Minister of Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Mustapha Bello, to approve a permanent place for moulding blocks for them.
Bizwoman sues Turkish airlines over assault
A Nigeria businesswoman, Tolulope Ogundokun, has sued Turkish Airlines before the Federal High Court, Lagos, for delayed boarding and assault during her trip from Istanbul, Turkey, to Heathrow, London.

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