July 6, 1967 and Nigeria’s Class of 66: A reflection
Concerned stakeholders wade into Ologbo Itsekiri crisis — Iyatsere
Bankole Olabopo dies at 84
Why we don’t relent on CSR initiatives — Fidelity Bank
C&I Leasing explains delay in regulatory filing
HI’22: Listed FGN Bonds down by 52.5% to N1.6trn
Tiger Foods Nigeria launches processed packaged beans
My Stance Before God and Nature
Kuje Attacks: Atiku raises alarm over Abuja’s security

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‘Soldiers guarding vicinity removed 24 hours before Kuje Prison attack’
By Kingsley Omonobi, Abuja Security sources, on Wednesday, revealed that soldiers deployed to Kuje vicinity and the Correctional Centre’s environment, who had mastered the terrain, were moved out and redeployed 24 hours before terrorists attacked Kuje Prison. The source wondered why it was 24 hours after troops, who had come to understand the vicinity, were […]
We will participate in nation-wide withdrawal of service – Bread bakers
The Association of Master Bakers and Caterers in Nigeria, Edo Chapter, says it will participate in the proposed nation-wide withdrawal of service as directed by its national body.
Abuja-Kaduna train attackers responsible for Kuje Prison raid — Malam Tukur Mamu
As the 24 hour ultimatum on the lives of kidnapped train passengers approaches deadline, lead negotiator between the terrorists and Federal Government,Malam Tukur Mamu, the Dan Iyan Fika has formally announced his withdrawal as negotiator and accused the government of unnecessarily delaying the process that could lead to the release of the kidnapped passengers.
Terrorists 24hr ultimatum: Mamu formally announces withdrawal as negotiator
As the 24 hour ultimatum on the lives of kidnapped train passengers approaches deadline, lead negotiator between the terrorists and Federal Government,Malam Tukur Mamu, the Dan Iyan Fika has formally announced his withdrawal as negotiator and accused the government of unnecessarily delaying the process that could lead to the release of the kidnapped passengers.
WHO says COVID-19 increased nearly 30% past two weeks
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says the global reported cases of COVID-19 have increased by nearly 30 per cent over the past two weeks.
We’ll ensure changes in DisCos don’t disrupt service – FG
The Minister of Power, Mr Abubakar Aliyu says the ministry will ensure that the changes in corporate governance do not impact on the service and stability of the Distribution Companies (DisCos).
Kuje Prison Attack: One suspect reportedly caught after hot chase by gallant officers
Operatives of the Nigeria Correctional Service, under the leadership of Comptroller General Haliru Nababa, have apprehended a suspected terrorist involved in the attack on the medium security custodial centre in Kuje, Abuja on Tuesday night.
FAAN to close domestic runway 18L/36R for repairs
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has concluded arrangement to complete the installation of CAT III Airfield Ground Lighting system on Runway 18L/36R at the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos.
Eid-El-Kabir: Kano approves 10 days Sallah break for Schools
Kano State government on Wednesday approved 10-day Eid-El- Kabir Sallah break for all public and private primary, and post-primary schools in the state.
Peter Obi’s Presidential ambition threatened as LP faction says ‘his candidacy contentious’
THE Political quargmire in the Labour Party, LP took another dimension yesterday as former Deputy National Chairman of Labour Party, LP, Calistus Uju Okafor has described the Presidential ambition of former Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi is still contentious.
Foreign students body secures scholarship for Nigerians in Turkey
THE Association of Nigerian Students in Europe, ANSE, has secured 111 scholarship slots for Nigerian students wishing to study in Turkey.
ISWAP claims responsibility for Kuje Prison Attack
The Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP) has claimed responsibility for the deadly attack on Kuje Prison in Abuja that resulted in the escape of over 800 inmates.
Hajj: Earlier flight cancellations responsible for airlift delays — NAHCON Chairman
The Chairman, CEO, National Hajj Commission has said the challenges encountered on airlifting were due to the cancellations and delays of flights caused by lack of preparedness of some states even as he assured that the remaining intending pilgrims will be transported to Saudi Arabia Thursday.

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