Police arrest PFIPC D-G’s dad, family friend in Ogbomoso
LASTMA officials, bus drivers in free-for-all
6 Lagos High Court staff arraigned for stealing
Benue Assembly nullifies Yelwata, state govt deed
High rate of kidnapping worries Orji
Man, 30, drowns in River Niger
Group wants Ndokwa native on NDDC board
DESOPADEC commended for peace, devt
Miss Imo gets automatic varsity admission
Shekarau wants closer executive, legislature ties
Owerri North LG boss escapes suspected kidnappers
Niger Assembly impeaches Speaker
Popoola, Kwara Commissioner, dies at 43
Senate blasts state legislators over community projects
Enugu Assembly clears two commissioner designate

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Robbers kill one, injure two in Onitsha
Onitsha—Suspected armed robbers, yesterday in Onitsha, Anambra, shot dead the driver of a car and wounded two others, carting away an unspecified amount of money.
Police intensify search for kidnapped UNDP official
Enugu— The Police in Enugu have intensified search for the state Coordinator of United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Mr Uche Ani, who was kidnapped weekend in Enugu.
Exam malpractice: Court grants order against EFCC
ABUJA — A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja yesterday, granted leave to bring an application for judicial review for an order of mandamus in the case of two law students of the University of Abuja, Yinka Afolayan and Bright Edobor against the chairman of the Economic and Financial crimes Commission, Farida Waziri, Inspector General […]
Pipeline vandalisation may hinder FG’s 6,000mw target — Lukman
By Chris Ochayi ABUJA—The Minister of  Petroleum, Dr. Rilwanu Lukman said yesterday that the Federal Government’s target of generating 6,000 megawatt of electricity by the end of 2009 may be hampered by pipeline vandalisation.
FG sues former education secretary, accountant
According to the charge sheet, No A/ICPC/IC/2009, signed by Bayo Taiwo, Principal Legal Officer, Federal Ministry of Justice for the Honorable Attorney General of the Federation, the Delta State High Court Holden at Asaba was informed by the Honourable Attorney General of the Federation that the accused, Okpara Abednego Enifome and Chief Owhe Emaekpor are charged on 32 count charges of “conspiracy to confer corrupt advantage upon themselves, contrary to section 26(1) (c) and punishable under section 19 of the corrupt practices and other Related Offences Act 2000.

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