Nigeria fails fiscal transparency test for 2nd year — US Report
Rate of surrenders by terrorists rise 213% in one week— Military
Jigawa govt releases N2.3bn for schools’ renovation
Anambra commences Fadama III baseline survey
Group laments declining cooking culture among girls
HOSTCOM asks DESOPADEC to publish audited accounts
Petroleum minister advises N-Delta govs to look inward
Firm to establish gas processing plant in Delta
Group wants FIFA’s dumping of Warri stadium probed
JTF commences withdrawal of operatives from Warri
Lagos asked to protect intellectual property
Sultan urges N/Assembly to resolve indigene-settler issue
Should married couple sleep in separate rooms?
She nagged me into being unfaithful!
Kidnappers abduct Ifesinachi’s wife
How I was kidnapped, released, by Edochie
Why Lagos Deputy Speaker was impeached

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Lawyers seek law on ATMs
Lawyers in the country yesterday bemoaned the unavailability of any law that regulate the operations and transactions of business on Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs), by banks.
Secret account: Ondo exposes operating banks
MORE details of the secret account operated by a political officer under the immediate past governor Olusegun Agagu came into fore yesterday as the State Finance Commissioner, Wale Akinterinwa said the run away, Bode Obolo actually operated two different secret accounts in which billions of Naira was allegedly siphoned during past administration in the state.
SSS arrests Nwodo for allegedly inciting soldiers
FORMER Minister of Information, Chief John Nnia Nwodo, was yesterday arrested and flown to Abuja by operatives of the State Security Services (SSS) in Enugu.
FG appoints Vanguard’s Editor NPC award c’ttee member
THE Federal Government has announced the appointment of Vanguard’s Assistant Editor (Labour), Mrs. Funmi Komolafe, into the reconstituted 15-member National Productivity Centre Order of Merit Award Committee.
Militants threaten ceasefire, clash with soldiers
THERE were fears, yesterday evening, that militants and soldiers clashed in Sama, Asari-Toru Local Government, Rivers State while the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND) in an online statement blamed the clash on the security operatives.

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