Sanitation: Delta task force set to demolish illegal structures in Asaba
Nobody attacked Oshiomhole — Edo CP restates
Sanwo-Olu reverses Ambode’s LAGESC to KAI
Border closure: Joint security agencies seize N1.4bn items – Ali
Cassava: Nigeria can save N1.2trn from ethanol, starch, sweetener imports — Association
Fuel subsidy to gulp N450 bn in 2020 – finance minister
Rice Smuggling: 45 bank accounts frozen by Court
PDP hails tribunal verdict on Adamawa governorship election
Bayelsa Guber: PDP sets to launch Operation Wind Up APC
FG presents `certificate of discharge’ to Transcorp
FG will not meet 2019 revenue target – Ahmed
EFCC arrests two for illegal broadcast of DSTV signal
Ngige to labour: Your letter to SGF, a declaration of trade dispute

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We’re ready to reconcile with aggrieved members – Lagos RTEAN Chairman
The Road Transport Employers’ Association of Nigeria (RTEAN), Lagos State chapter, on Monday, said that it was willing and ready to accommodate and reconcile aggrieved members.
Tokyo 2020: Sports Minister promises 5 months camping for athletes
Ahead of the preparations toward the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the Minister of Youths and Sports Development, Sunday Dare, on Monday assured athletes that he would ensure a minimum of five months camping.
2019 World Food Day: We’re producing enough food, no hunger in Nigeria —Minister
…says no need for bread consumption By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja Ahead of the 2019 World Food Day on October 16, 2019, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Mohammed Nanono, Monday, disclosed that Nigeria is producing enough food and no hunger in the country. Nanono stated this during a media briefing on the forthcoming […]
FG lists N15bn green bond on NSE
The Federal Government on Monday listed its N15 billion green bond on the daily official list of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE).
Reps move to restrict Supreme Court cases
Tordue Salem – Abuja The House of Representatives Committee on Judiciary said on Monday it would push to restrict certain cases from getting to the Supreme Court. Extant provisions of the 1999 Constitution as amended, allow for most cases, from civil to criminal, to go all the way, to the Supreme Court. But the Chairman […]

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