$3.27bn crude lost to thieves in 14 months, FG cries out
Why grains importation won’t happen soon – Stakeholders
Police arrest robbery suepects with 10 cows
S-East leaders endorse Jonathan for 2011
Muslim students paralyse academic activities in UI
Tears as 40 persons roast to death in multiple auto crash
Seven firms scramble for N74bn voters register contracts
No waiver for Atiku yet, declares PDP
Jonathan wants Army to steer clear of politics
Jonathan’ll contest – PDP
New Deji of Akure emerges
Zoning stays, but Jonathan should run — PDP
No money missing in Nigerian Stock Exchange, says Onyiuke
Field only Northerners, ACF tells PDP, others
Senate approves N87b for INEC
NASS to slash N89b INEC budget
I’m alive, says Obasanjo…debunks death rumour

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2011: Jonathan woos emirs
CONSEQUENT upon the support of the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar, for zoning which the Northern Political Leaders’ Forum, NPLF, secured recently, President Goodluck Jonathan has also been courting some Emirs with a view to securing their support for next year’s presidential elections.
How to win the war against corruption – Nuhu Ribadu
Former chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu is canvassing the emergence, through elections, of a leadership that can wage a vigorous and sustainable war against corruption.
Why I was persecuted – Ribadu
Former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission , EFCC , Malam Nuhu Ribadu, weekend relived his political persecutions during the late President Umaru Yar’Adua’s administration adding that his problem with the regime was because those he was at the verge of charging to court for corruption later took over the reins of government.
INEC to issue notice of elections next week
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) yesterday said it would issue next week the guidelines for the forthcoming 2011 general elections even as it revealed that about 360,000 personnel would be recruited for the exercise.
Senators, Reps lambast Obasanjo
MINORITY members of the House of Representatives, yesterday, said they were in agreement with former President Olusegun Obasanjo on his accusation that the National Assembly was corrupt. They, however, insisted that Obasanjo was their “grand-father in corruptionâ€

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