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5 to repeat service, as 846 corps members pass out in Kebbi
Africa Climate Justice counters COP26 with counter-COP
PHOTOS: Empty streets in Umuahia over Nnamdi Kanu
Keffi Polo Ranch set to honour late Okunbo with cup tournament
Lifepage releases new book on Financial freedom
Kanu’s trial: Heavy security presence at Federal High Court
Empowerment: Borno Lawmaker, Satomi distributes sewing machines to 428, as 2500 households get bags of rice, vegetable oils
Group donates e-library to UI
Baba Ijesha: 14-yr-old victim narrates rape ordeal in video
44-year-old man swindles 19 job seekers in Ondo
No dispute over ownership of Benin artefacts, says Oba Ewuare
Lagos earmarks N1bn for bursary, scholarships
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SubscribeC’River Court Judgement: No worker’ll resume unless they hear from us — Labour
Justice Sanusi Kardo of an Industrial Court, Calabar, Cross River state, Nigeria, has ordered suspension of the ongoing strike embarked upon by the organised labour in the state, but labour is adamant.
All Nigeria Editors conference opens today in Abuja
The 17th All Nigeria Editors’ Conference begins in Abuja today, with the Publisher of Premium Times, Mr. Dapo Olorunyomi; Editor-in-Chief of LEADERSHIP Newspaper, Azu Ishiekwene and Minister of Works, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, scheduled to lead discussions.
Rush for new profits pose threat to human rights, UN experts warn
Finance industry’s demand for new sources of capital worldwide is having a serious negative impact on the enjoyment of human rights, a group of UN-appointed independent rights experts has warned. The group noted in a statement issued in New York on Wednesday that the demand had always been targeted at satisfying investors. Among the rights […]
PDP Convention: How consensus failed in S-West, S-East, N-East, S-South
DISTURBED by the inability of stakeholders in geo-political zones of the country to produce consesnsus candidates for the various posts, governors elected on the platform of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, were locked in a crucial meeting, last night.
Court sentences 19 students to 6 years each for cultism
A High Court in Maiduguri on Wednesday sentenced 19 students to six years imprisonment each for cultism. Delivering judgment, Justice Umar Fadawu, held that there was sufficient evidence proving that each of the defendants committed the offenceof conspiracy and management/membership of an unlawful society. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the convicts were arrested […]
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