$3.27bn crude lost to thieves in 14 months, FG cries out
Why grains importation won’t happen soon – Stakeholders
APC: Governors draw battle line with Aso Rock cabal
APC: Buhari fires Bello, says Buni to conduct convention
Gloves off: Obaseki, Wike fight dirty over party issues
Interest rates decline will persist — Dealers
Leaving VAT on concurrent list worrisome — OPS
Abba Kyari: More sordid deals of his loyalists
BAD FUEL: Queues’ll end next week — FG
How IGP, Marwa met, agreed on Abba Kyari’s arrest
Bad petrol: Economy bleeds as scarcity worsens
Drug bust: How NDLEA nailed, arrested DCP Abba Kyari, 4 others
BUHARI: Tinubu, Osinbajo, Amaechi in battle for ‘anointing’
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SubscribeT-E-R-R-O-R: How arms flood into Nigeria through 1000 illegal routes
An arrested terrorist in Sokoto, 33-year-old Musa Mohammed Kamarawa made a shocking revelation last week when he disclosed how he bought a gun truck worth N28.5 million for one of the terrorist leaders in Sokoto state.
Bad fuel: Buhari, Reps talk tough, say heads must roll
President Muhammadu Buhari and the House of Representatives talked tough yesterday over the bad fuel imported in to the country, saying those behind it must be held accountable.
Bad Fuel: Scarcity worsens; costs, storage delay removal
One week after detection of bad petrol in some states of the federation, evacuation is yet to start due mainly to huge volume of the product, logistics and costs to be borne in the process of moving it from depots and filling stations to designated points.
Car engines damaged as FG, marketers recall bad petrol
The supply of petrol, yesterday, worsened in Abuja, Lagos, Oyo and Ogun states because of limited stocks, due mainly to rejection of new supplies from importers of adulterated fuel into the country.
‘Nation’s mood’ll decide our presidential candidate’
There are strong indications that the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, may be determined by the ‘mood of the country,’ Vanguard has learned.
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