Carbide: Consumer Council cautions against harmful fruit ripening practice
Arik Airline to invest 30bn in A-Ibom airport
Senate flays Egwu over plans to dislocate education system
Ezza/Ezillo war threatens 2011 elections in Ebonyi
Ndigbo decry rise in kidnapping
Pfizer: Victims to undergo fresh screening before compensation
Physically challenged persons task Oshiomhole on rehab centres
Roads: Senators quarrel over alleged N1.7bn diversion
PPA chieftain warns FG against fuel price hike
Amnesty: FG re-affirms Oct 4 deadline
PDP has failed Nigeria — Commissioner
Uduaghan sends list of 12 new commissioner nominees to DTHA
Aderemi, S’Court justice retires at 70
One killed, two wounded in renewed Amachalla/Ngwo communal clash
Tears for Ohu as Lagos restates call for State Police
Obasanjo turns new leaf

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Group aids abandoned baby
THE Neo Black Movement of Africa, Delta State zone, has donated undisclosed sum of money to an abandoned baby that was undergoing treatment at the Mariere Memorial Central Hospital, Ughelli.
Kudirat: Al-Mustapha’s trial shifted till Sept 30
By Abdulwahab Abdulah & Tosin Adejuwon Justice Mojisola Dada of an Ikeja High Court yesterday warned the Lagos State prosecution team over its failure to produce another witness in the on-going trial of the former CSO to the late Head of State, Gen. Sani Abacha, Major Hamza Al-Mustapha and two others over their alleged culpability […]
DTHA asks DESOPADEC to submit details of contract awards
CHAIRMAN of Delta State House of Assembly Committee on Finance and Appropriation, Mr. Daniel Mayuku, has called on Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (DESOPADEC) to forward details of all awarded jobs to facilitate the approval of the Commission’s 2009 budget.
1,000 Edo PDP members decamp to AC
OVER one thousand members of the Peoples Democratic Party in Uhunmwode local government area of Edo State yesterday dumped the party for the Action Congress (AC).
SSG’s abductors cut ransom to N10m
The kid-nappers of the Secretary to the Kaduna State Government, Mr. Waje Yayok, who demanded N40 million ransom for his release, have reduced it to N10m even as the police and the government have now admitted that Yayok was indeed missing.

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