Dogs attack telecom technician during installation work in Benin
Musawa pays condolence visit to late actor Taiwo Hassan’s family
Sekibo, others dump PDP for AC
Naval chief canvasses return of schools to missionary
NBA insists SAN must be abolished
FOI bill : NGO flays lawmakers
N7bn boost for safer airspace
Visa scam: Police arrest four for impersonation
FG pledges to upgrade Lagos-Benin road
Private networks’ll bring in investors….NBC
Senate c’ttee challenges govt on deregulation
ECOWAS security ministers call for check on corrupt practices at borders
INEC explains staff deployment
Abia denies rift between Kalu and Orji
Saraki stresses importance of media to Africa’s devt
Bauchi NAWOJ embarks on sanitation exercise
Death row returnees send SOS to Yar’Adua
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SubscribeLagos warns commercial drivers against use of unpainted buses
THE Lagos State Government has warned motorists against using unpainted buses for commercial purpose in the state, saying any one caught would have his or her vehicle impounded according to the existing law of the state.
Apologise to Anenih, group tells Oshiomhole
A socio-cultural group in Edo State, Association for a Greater Edo State, weekend urged Governor Adams Oshiomhole to tender an unreserved apology to the former Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Board of Trustees, Chief Tony Anenih, over what it described as alleged personal attack on him.
‘3-Point Agenda earns Uduaghan 2nd term’
PEOPLES Democratic Party (PDP) stalwart in Ethiope West Local Government Area of Delta State, Engr. Efe Usen, has said that the recognisable impact Gover-nor Emmanuel Uduaghan has made in the state with his 3-Point Agenda will earn him a second tenure in 2011.
First Bank donates N1m to KHF
Respite came on the way of 11 Nigerians with hole-in- the heart last week as First Bank of Nigeria Plc doled out a cheque of Nl million in support of Kanu Heart Foundation’s (KHF) efforts to raise funds for the purchase of air tickets for 11 patients and their escorts for the second batch of surgery initiatives at the Salem Cardiac Centre, Khartoum, Sudan.
Dealers blame fuel scarcity on PPMC
CONTRARY to speculations that the scarcity of petroleum products in Port-Harcourt was due to hoarding by petrol stations, investigations, weekend, revealed that it was largely caused by a short-fall in supply by the Pipeline Product Marketing Company (PPMC).
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