Nigeria to address UNGA on Thursday
Miners’ deaths: NSCDC suspends more personnel, orders 3-day half-mast
Osuala unveils Experience Bayelsa with AMAA 2011
Imoke, Oduoza, others for ISPON President’s dinner
C-River CNPP passes confidence vote on INEC
Lawyers call on Justices Kastina-Alu, Ayo Salami to ‘step aside’
Edo ACN leaders undemocratic, Urhohide alleges
ANPP flags off presidential campaign in Abakaliki Monday
CN threatens FG over judgement on Ayo Salami
S-East PDP moves against defectors
CAN to partner NUJ on April polls’ debate
FG to convert FMC Ebonyi to teaching hospital
Rivers warns of heavy rains, floods
Tenant docked for beating up landlord
Police cadet killed in auto crash
Customs tasks importers, agents on peace
Bayelsa community raises alarm over illegal refineries

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Ogbemudia slams party members over disobedience of court orders
THE Dr Samuel Ogbemudia led Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Edo State, has bemoaned what it described as alleged failure of some members of the party in the state to obey court orders, hinting that it would not hesitate to fill the relevant forms that would land those concerned party members in jail
A’Court orders fresh election tribunal in Anambra
THE Court of Appeal sitting in Enugu, yesterday, ordered the setting up of a new Election Petition Tribunal to hear petitions arising from the February 2010 gubernatorial elections in Anambra State
2 arrested with 3.3kg of cocaine
National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, yesterday, apprehended two suspected drug traffickers over unlawful exportation of 3.250 kilogrammes of cocaine to Europe at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, NAIA, Abuja.
NANS, group slam Imo govt
-The National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, and the Imo Rescue Group, IRG,have urged students from Imo State and the entire country to vote for only deserving Nigerians during the April 2011 general elections
FG reads riot act to ex-militants
The Federal Government has drawn up a code of conduct for former militants sent overseas for training, threatening stiffer penalties for violators.

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