APC NWC meeting with Gambari in Aso Rock
NICO director seeks review of cultural policy to curb rape
WhatsApp unveils payment feature, starts in Brazil
Igbo group backs Reps on arms liberalization
Reps blame presidency for influx of fake products

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Senate President tasks power sector C’ttee to look into privatisation deal of 2013
President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan on Monday charged the Senate Committee on Power to look at what has happened to the agreement signed in 2013 on the privatisation of the power sector.
Salary deduction in Kano: Labour extends ultimatum to Ganduje by one week
The leadership of organized labour in Kano State has extended by a week the two weeks ultimatum earlier given to Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje to embark on strike actions in the state following deductions of workers’ salaries among other pending unresolved labour issues.
Herdsmen Attack: Miyetti Allah agrees compensation for deceased family in Imo
By Chinonso Alozie – Owerri Following the killing of a farmer, elder Uzoemena Iriaka, by suspected armed herdsmen, around a farmland in Umuepu, Agwa in Oguta local government area of Imo state, Vanguard was told that the leadership of Miyetti Allah, has agreed to pay compensation to the family of the deceased. The Lawmaker representing […]
Reps blame Presidency for influx of fake products
The Speaker of the House of Representatives on Monday, attributed the pile of fake and adulterated products in the country, to the decision of the Presidency to keep the Standard Organization of Nigeria, SON and the National Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, off the country’s ports.
Insecurity: Indigenous people of Katsina demand State of Emergency
The indigenous people of Katsina who are based in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja have called on the Federal Government to urgently declare a state of emergency on the state following a high level of insecurity in Katsina State.
Gov Emmanuel warns against violation of 8pm to 6am curfew
…Says he will review livestock markets ban June 30 By Chioma Onuegbu – Uyo Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom state has warned the citizens and residents against violation of the 8 pm to 6 am curfew imposed in the state as part of measures to check criminal activities and the spread of the ravaging […]
Two-storey building collapses in Lagos
By Bose Adelaja A Two-storey building in Iju area of Lagos has reportedly recorded partial collapse. The incident was said to have occurred at Shanuaje Street at about 8pm on Sunday. It was gathered that the back of the building caved in due to an apparent lack of maintenance just as its occupants had long […]
Tension in Niger Delta over alleged plan to wind up Presidential Amnesty Programme
By Chancel Sunday Ex-militants under the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, in Niger Delta, Monday, threatened a showdown with the federal government over an alleged report presented to President Muhammadu Buhari by the Interim Committee of PAP, advising the president to wind up the programme. In a swift reaction to the rumour, ex-militants under Phase 3 […]
BAYELSA WEST SENATORIAL POLL: Only Siasia can defeat ex-Gov Dickson – BWPF
Ahead of Bayelsa West senatorial byelection, a group, Bayelsa West Progressives Forum, BWPF, has said that former governorship candidate in the state and Chairman of Nigerian Young Professionals, Mr. Moses Siasia, has better chances.
Archbishop Odutemu warns farmers against confronting herdsmen
THE Archbishop of Bendel Ecclesiastical Province and Bishop of the Ughelli Diocese, Anglican Communion, His Grace, The Most Revd Cyril Odutemu, Sunday, warned farmers against confronting Fulani herdsmen in the bush.

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