
Mark Obi urges youths to embrace technology
FG approves establishment of oxygen plant in Yobe – Mala-Buni
Cholera wreaks havoc in Katsina, kills 75
How Sujimoto brazed the odds to deliver its LucreziaBySujimoto, a multi-billion naira project
Balogun of Ode-Omi congratulates Olu of Warri-designate
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Sterling Bank gross profit by 5.1% to N5.7bn in H1’21
Pesoheti launches Modeling Agency
Blame agents for trade infractions at nation’s ports — NAGAFF
Habi-Fab and Deefab Global Fashion hits the runway
FOREX: Turnover in I&E falls 6% to $2.75 bn in July
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SubscribeCourt declines Okorocha’s application to stop EFCC, Imo govt on confiscation of his properties
The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court, yesterday, declined request by former governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha, for an order of interim injunction to stop the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, and Imo State government from confiscating his properties based on reports of various panels that investigated alleged financial infractions he committed while in office.
Oil spillage: Shell agrees to pay N45bn judgement debt to Ogoni communities
Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, of Nigeria Limited, yesterday, told the Federal High Court in Abuja that it would pay about N45 billion judgement debt awarded against it over oil spillages that occurred in 1970, which affected some Ogoni communities in Rivers State.
FEC approves $2.5m, N498.2m for 4 power projects
THE Federal Executive Council, yesterday, approved a total sum of $2,541,689 and N498,230,281 for four projects in the Ministry of Power.
Nigeria not high-debt risk nation — DMO
The Debt Management Office, DMO, yesterday, flayed media reports listing Nigeria as a “high-debt risk nation.”
Life of Activism: Why 15-yr wait for UNILORIN certificate didn’t destroy me — Rasheedat Adesina
Never had Adesina imagined that a routine protest against a fee hike at the university would have her battling in the courts and beyond, with Professor Oba and the institution for her certificate for the next two decades
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