

What I learnt from my broken marriage – Damilola Adegbite
China to hold 6th plenary session of 19th CPC, Central Committee from 8 to 11 Nov in Beijing
Sister Wisdom drops new song, ‘Vibes’
How we’re tackling corruption in maritime operations ― NPA MD
36 candidates sit for Judges, Khadis selection examination in Jigawa
Anambra Decides: INEC postpones gov’ship election in Ihiala LGA over irregularities
[BREAKING] Anambra: INEC postpones election in Ihiala LGA over alleged irregularities
Ogeh, ex Delta Housing Commissioner is dead
4 of us gang-raped one kidnapped victim – 19 year old serial rapist, kidnapper confesses in Ondo
BREAKING: Soludo defeats APC, PDP candidates in their LGAs
Why we want another airport in Edo – Deputy Governor
How FRSC driver killed two people in ill-fated Bauchi crash
Ondo PDP tackles Akeredolu over 120% hike in University tuition fees
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SubscribeBetween Kingsley Kuku and his critics
The name Kingsley Kuku is one which resonates courage and communal passion. Fully known as Dr. Kingsley Valentine Kuku, the Niger Delta region will continue to make the Arogbo Ijaw born environmentalist and humanist a reference point in Nigeria’s history.
MultiChoice vs FIRS: Tax tribunal’s strange flip-flop
Over the last three months, the Tax Appeal Tribunal (TAT) has been among the headlines, notably for the tax disputes between pay television service provider, MultiChoice Nigeria, its parent company, MultiChoice Africa Holdings and the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS).
Governors not sole financiers of PDP- Ayu
Dr. Iyorchia Ayu was President of the Nigerian Senate in the Third Republic. Appointed Minister of Internal Affairs in 2003, Ayu played prominent role in the election of President Olusegun Obasanjo following the return to democratic governance in 1999.
Academic Allowances: Two weeks after, govt yet to pay controversial N22.1bn allowance
Two weeks after the federal government promised to pay N22.1 billon Earned Academic Allowances to workers in federal universities, the pledge has not been fulfilled, investigation by the Vanguard has revealed.
Stop Buhari from spending N26bn on travels, meals, others — SERAP tells court
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, has asked a Federal High Court in Abuja to stop President Muhammadu Buhari from spending N26 billion in the 2022 presidency budget on local and foreign travels, meals and refreshments, sitting allowance, welfare package and office building.
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