31 confirmed dead after attack at police HQ in Pakistan
Fuel price: Take my idea, rename it, take the credit — Atiku tells Tinubu
April polls: Jega unfolds security roadmap
Remove AGF now, Ribadu tells Jonathan
Oshodi-Apapa expressway not our mandate – FERMA
Police deploy 50 bomb detectors, 500 policemen ahead ACN rally in Ibadan
Tanker drivers, Kirikiri residents clash
Tanker drivers, Kirikiri residents clash
FG flags off N30bn Benin-Abraka express road
150,000 defect to ACPN in Kwara
Court refers case against NSE to arbitration panel
Imoke assents to 2011 Appropriation Bill
New Delta CP laments high crime rate
Court threatens sanction over suit challenging Dosunmu’s candidacy
Gov Aliyu says no room for violence in Niger
Is ovarian cancer, the silent killer?
Gunmen attack Benue ACN Chairman, scribe

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Akala signs N146bn budget
GOVERNOR Adebayo Alao-Akala of Oyo State, has signed into law N146.2billion for the 2011 fiscal year.
Okonkwo flags off campaign for senatorial seat
SENATOR Annie Okonkwo, who recently dumped the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for Accord Party, AP, during the flag off of his campaign in Awka yesterday, said his desire to return to the senate was to enable him complete projects he already began, including the creation of a state out of the South East, the issue of erosion control in the zone, as well as improvement of infrastructure and empowerment of youths in the senatorial zone.
Oil tanker goes up in flames
There was pandemonium, Wednesday , at Kirikiri Town, a suburb of Lagos State, when fire gutted an oil tanker belonging to one of the major oil firms operating in the area, Techno Oil.
Jonathan promises to rid Nigeria of tribalism
President Goodluck Jonathan, has promised to build a Nigeria where everywhere will be home for every Nigerian citizen, irrespective of tribe, religion or state of origin if he was voted into power during April elections.
FG condemns Libyan govt over use of force on protesters
The Federal Government, yesterday, threw its weight behind growing worldwide condemnation of the Libyan Government over the use of “unrestrained force” to suppress the mass protest currently going on in the country.

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