ONSA: Can we go this way?
Stealing of catalytic converters: China-made alternatives offer relief
President Jonathan has been steadfast – Dr Oziri
Jonathan is thinking well of our nation – Akindele
Prologue: BLOOD ON THEIR HANDS
Endless corruption scandals:Burden of lawmakers
Corruption on fiery rampage, holds Nigeria hostage
Nigerians lament high rate of corruption
No end yet to the $3m subsidy bribery scandal
Tackling the perennial challenges of minimum wage saga
The industry called Nollywood

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DISHONOUR AMONG THIEVES : Scams within a Scam -The Video Evidence (Exclusive)
This is the chronology of a now inconclusive sting operation conducted by the Department of State Service, otherwise referred to as the SSS, involving House of Representatives member and Chairman, Committee on Subsidy Management, Lawan Farouk, and oil and gas magnate, Femi Otedola. The complicity of both men in this latest scam signposts a deeper mentality of dishonourable conduct that is pervasive in Nigeria.
How our people die in ignorance – Dr. Duro-Aina
Nigerians, especially prominent citizens, now collapse and die mainly due to their ignorance of preventable diseases.
DANA Crash Compensation: Civil Aviation Act 2006 should be followed – Bamidele Aturu
As tears from victims’ families of the DANA air crash continue to flood property and human rights lawyer, Bamidele Aturu listed conditions under which they and residents as well as landlords of the crash site will be adequately compensated. Excerpt:
Dana crash raises concern on safety, airworthiness, compensation
Before the crash in the densely populated Lagos suburb of Iju Ishaga penultimate Sunday June 3, Dana Air operators pride themselves in offering the highest levels of safety and service. They are not expected to say anything less than that, at least to attract the confidence and trust of air travellers.
Stop playing games with our corpses, families tell LASUTH
Calm seemed to have returned to the Lekan Ogunsola mortuary of the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH, Ikeja where families of the victims of the Dana Air crash converged in order to identify the remains of their loved ones.
NFF appeals for Obodo’s release
The Nigeria Football Federation has appealed to kidnappers of Nigerian midfielder Christian Obodo to free the player and save the nation’s football family of anguish.
Molue: The ‘dinosaur’ fights back
AFTER the civil war, Nigerians in their droves headed for Lagos in search of the proverbial Golden Fleece. The military government of the time, through it populist programme, hosted the All African Games, World Boys Scout Convention and the Festival of Black Arts and Culture, FESTAC.
‘Doctoring’ Investigation Reports: Between the NTSB Report and aviation ministry’s gambit
Against the backdrop of the hue and cry that reports of past investigations into air crashes are never made public, this report digs deep and discovers that the reason for this can be traced to the embarrassing disparity between the reports of the National Transport Safety Board, NTSB, of America, and those of Nigeria’s ministry of aviation.
Pains, anguish as families besiege LASUTH mortuary
As they gazed into space, feelings of numbness and despair were written all over their faces. At one time, they would jump-up and scream in disbelief.
We’ve not settled down since that Sunday – Crash site residents
Even by Tuesday, the third day after the crash, the street where the aircraft crashed and its adjoining streets were still aMeccaof sort as hundreds of people visited the site.

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