Nigeria, Cameroon Sign MoU to Strengthen Security along the Southern Border
PIB: FG woos oil industry
Reps probe alleged breach of expatriate quota
One dead, 10 injured in Lokoja free-for-all
LG suspends immunisation officers
Jos crisis: Ajibola Panel to wind up sitting
Sectarian crisis: Wives, mothers lament loss of bread winners
Kidnappers of medical doctor demand N8m ransom
Ewa Henshaw to endow Unical with N10m fund
NDDC urges militants to embrace amnesty
Delta students task FG on post-amnesty plan for militants
NBA threatens to sue FG over PIB
Briton hangs in Lagos
Displaced Ijaw, Itsekiri return
Abuja-bound passengers, crew, escape fire in plane
FG releases N67bn for power projects

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Attaining 6,000Mw ‘ll solve N-Delta crisis – Minister
By Dayo Johnson AKURE – The Federal Government weekend, linked the resolution of the crisis in the volatile Niger Delta to the fulfilment of the President Umaru Yar’Adua promise of increasing the country’s electricity power generation capacity to at least 6,000 megawatts by the end of this year. It equally denied allegation that the Power […]
New states cannot be created before 2011- Ekweremadu
By Inalegwu Shaibu ABUJA – THE Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekeremadu has dismissed claims that the National Assembly will create new States before the 2011 general elections. Senator Ekweremadu who is also the Chairman of the Joint Committee on Constitutional Review (JCCR) has also ruled out the possibilities of new states being […]
C-River, US-based firm sign MoU on medical tourism
As part of efforts to develop medical tourism in Cross River, the state government and a consortium of US-based hospital development experts, Omma Health Care ILC and Rees Associates, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to do a feasibility, and build a world class state-of-the-art hospital valued at $6 million in Calabar.
NARD gives FG 60-day ultimatum
In a communiqué signed by its National President, Dr. Ighodaro Emmanuel and Secretary, Dr. Ezeja Ejike, made available to Vanguard, NARD explained that government must resolve the “evidence of specific budgetary allocation, appropriation for the funding of residency programmes in the post graduate training health institutions.
Arrest anyone pasting political posters – Kwara PDP
By Demola Akinyemi Ilorin -The Peoples Democratic Party in Kwara State has directed all party members in the state to “arrest†anybody found pasting any poster of aspirants on the streets in any part of the state ahead of the time the party leader-ship will decide on the contestants for various political offices in the […]
UNICEF director makes case for health sector
Ms Ann Veneman, UNICEF Executive Director, said on Sunday said the Federal, states and local governments need to pay more attention to the health sector, especially as it affects children. Veneman stated this when she visited the Dispensary Centre in Bini Village in the Wamakko Local Government Area of Sokoto as part of her official […]
Obi wants River Niger setback areas recovered
Onitsha –  Governor Peter Obi of Anambra has called for the recovery of set-back areas close to the River Niger. He said this was necessary to create ample space for the anticipated beehive of activities in the area after the dredging of the lower River Niger. Obi said this in Onitsha, weekend, while opening […]
Make amnesty go with devt of N-Delta, FG urged
He urged President Yar’Adua to demonstrate the necessary political will to tackle challenges of underde-velopment in the region, noting that failure to do this will make nonsense of the presidential amnesty.
Group defends Sen Emodi
By Vincent Ujumadu AWKA – A GROUP, the Anambra Integrity Forum, has reacted to the recent verbal attack on the Senator representing Anambra North zone, Senator Joy Emodi by one Prof Amadi, saying the distinguished Senator did not deserve such attack in view of her excellent performance in the National Assembly. Rising from an emergency […]
Senator seeks international pact against graft
ABAKALIKI — Senate Deputy Committee Chairman on Federal Capital Territory, Senator Anthony Agbo, has called for the establishment of a comprehensive international agreement between Nigeria and other countries to make it possible for the country’s anti-graft agencies to collaborate with their foreign counterparts in monitoring visiting public officers from Nigeria and their cronies. Senator Agbo […]

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