

Jime to appeal Benue tribunal’s verdict
Experts commend Buhari on early budget presentation
Nigeria’s poverty population hits 94 million —OXFAM
Cabo Verde Airlines to commence direct Lagos-Cape Verde flights
Power crisis: BPE urges sector summit to end blame game
SFH to distribute 3.5m mosquito nets in Niger
Power Brokers set Lagos date to discuss energy shortage, way forward
IGP tasks officers on assets declaration
Gov Emmanuel to increase investment in Agriculture
FED ROADS: FG incapacitated, can’t repay states ― Okowa
DPR warns marketers against fuel price hike, hoarding
NECO wants policy promoting discipline, honesty in schools
Nigerian rapper, Sky B dies of heart attack in Owerri
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SubscribeNigeria Police has bad image, IGP admits
THE Inspector-General of Police, IGP, Mohammed Adamu admitted yesterday that the Nigeria Police Force has bad image in the eyes of most people, urging the police image-makers to do everything humanly possible to correct the situation.
Gunmen kill man, 28, in Port Harcourt
A 28-year-old man, Mr. Osaja George was murdered by unknown gunmen in one Saheed Ogunlesi’s apartment at 26 Okusu Street, Diobu Mile 1, Porthacourt, Rivers State, on the 26th of September, 2019. Vanguard gathered that the late Mr. Osaja George was a close friend who lived with Mr. Saheed Ogunlesi. Investigations revealed that Mr. Saheed […]
Cable TV operators to sue EFCC over raid, seizures on facilities
…Demand release of arrested staff By Egufe Yafugborhi – Port Harcourt The Association of Cable Operators of Nigeria (ACON) declared Tuesday to sue the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFFC, following the raid by the commission on operations of three of its members. ACON in a public complaint yesterday in Port Harcourt, alleged that Saturday’s […]
ASUU condemns ‘Sex for Grades’, demands thorough investigation, sanction for offenders
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has called for thorough investigation and appropriate sanction for lecturers indicted in the alleged “Sex for Grades” scandal in order to sanitise the university system.
ASUU condemns ‘S3x for Grades’, demands thorough investigation, sanction for offenders
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has called for a thorough investigation and appropriate sanction for lecturers indicted in the alleged “Sex for Grades” scandal in order to sanitise the university system.
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