Soludo swears in council chairmen, demands accountability
State Police Bill hits roadblock in states
American style primaries for parties
Ilaje bye-election: LP fingers PDP over violence
Adamawa House Speaker, Deputy forced to resign
Group applauds appointment of new speaker
2011: Northern elders threaten youths over zoning
N-Delta Ministry, Delta govt hold workshop for teachers
Court reinstates Ibori’s elder brother
Fuel loading begins at NNPC Benin depot after 4 years
Edo PDP crisis: We ‘re ready to make sacrifice, Ogbemudia
Peace operations: Jonathan decries killing of Nigerian soldiers
Osayande tasks Board on police recruitment
Dilapidated roads: NUPENG withdraws fuel supply to Abuja
Reps differ on states’ creation

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Labour leaders good at governance – Oshiomhole
GOVERNOR Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State, weekend, disclosed that from his experience so far as a Governor, it was not true that labour leaders and activists were not good in governance
Court orders EFCC to release Atuche’s passport
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, ordered the State Security Services, SSS, and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to release the international passport of former Managing Director of Platinum Habib Bank, BankPHB, Mr. Francis Atuche, which was earlier impounded when he was first arrested by the anti-graft agency.
Immigration wants role in Security Council * Begins registration of ECOWAS nationals
The Lagos State Command of the Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, yesterday, urged Governor Babatunde Fashola to allow the command participate in the State Security Council, LSSC, to enhance security in the state.
Abia Assembly impeaches dep gov
DESPITE his resignation weekend, Abia State House of Assembly yesterday went ahead to impeach Comrade Chris Akomas as the deputy governor of the state
UKBA jails a Nigerian in Northamton over sham marriage
AS part of its commitment to fight bogus colleges and organized traffickers as well as illegal working and sham marriages in the United Kingdom, a Nigerian man and a French woman yesterday, were the latest people to be jailed as a result of a UK Border Agency investigation into sham marriages in Northampton.

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