Zamfara agency seeks collaboration to combat rabies
NNPC has achieved 400% growth rate in oil, says Barkindo
10% oil revenue for N-Delta communities
Bill seeks to protect lawmakers from arrest, prosecution
N620bn bank bailout: Rep drags Sanusi, Aondoakaa to court
Clark charges Amaechi on waterfront demolition
Soludo not saleable, says Agagbo
2-day retreat for Governors’ Chiefs of Staff
I’m not surprised that Ogboru lost at tribunal, says Igbini
Bribery: Group calls for proof against Soludo
Uzamere tasks media on war against graft
Owie asks Yar’Adua to revert 40% duties on imported tyres
Fraud: Ex-DG asks court to terminate trial
Delta NMA lauds Uduaghan on healthcare
Bayelsa GRA project yet to take off
Bank debtors give commitment to EFCC on loan repayment

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Uduaghan floors Ogboru again
*Wins at retrial elections tribunal By Austin Ogwuda ASABA – THE five-man retrial elections Tribunal sitting in Asaba, yesterday, dismissed the petition filed by the Democratic Peoples Party’s governorship candidate in the 2007 polls, Chief Great Ogboru, challenging the election of Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan as Governor of Delta State. But in a swift reaction, Great […]
Lagos residents protest epileptic power supply
AS doubts pervade the horizon over the Federal Government’s dream of generating about 6,000 Megawatts of electricity by December, a frontline motivational speaker, Pastor Sam Adeyemi, yesterday led over 5,000 members and other Lagos residents to the Lagos State Secretariat, Alausa, Ikeja to protest the epileptic power supply in Lagos and other parts of the country.
Lagos Command arrests 113 Policcemen for corrupt practices
By Evelyn Usman The Lagos State Police Command has arrested a total of 113 policemen for various offences, ranging from indiscriminate shootings, illegal duty to corrupt practices. Twenty-nine of the arrested policemen were dismissed from the Force after they were found culpable of the offence during orderly room trial. Some of the dismissed policemen were […]
Police raise alarm on youths’ invasion in Lagos
THE Police in Lagos yesterday raised a security alert, alleging that it had received reports that some youths were finding their ways into Lagos.
Presidential candidate walks out on tribunal
The flag-bearer of Hope Democratic Party (HDP), in the 2007 presidential election, Chief Ambrose Owuru, yesterday, in Abuja, walked out on a five-member Presidential Election Petition Tribunal sitting afresh on his petition challenging the electoral victory of President Umaru Yar’Adua in the poll.

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