𝗙𝗚 commences reconstruction of Carter Bridge
C’River 2027: PDP guber candidate accepts Otu’s debate challenge
Cross Rover in N1.7b tripartite agreement on housing
Blackout looms in Warri as PHCN workers begin strike
Violence rocks Edo AC registration, 2 killed
Boy,25 arrested with others for exhuming skull of late Uncle (93)
Ekiti: How Fayemi became governor
Oni should be jailed for electoral fraud, says Sagay
2011 polls have grave implications for Nigeria – Jega
Jonathan in Anambra, commissions projects
First lady’s event paralyses activities in Abuja
Boko Haram: AIG relocates to Borno
Ekiti State verdict: …It’s victory for democracy —ACN, PRONACO, CPP
ACN, PDP differ over verdict
Security alert in Abuja
Jonathan congratulates Fayemi
IBB’s aide tasks Jonathan
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SubscribeZain boosts SMEs with special package
As part of its strategy to promote growth and development among the Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SME’s), Zain Nigeria has designed an SME package called Zain My Business.
Welcome the heir apparent
The first Leadership Reality Television Show in Nigeria, tagged the Heir Apparent has made its debut.
Being organized by the National Orientation Agency, the programme was a product of an extensive research embarked upon by the Agency across Nigeria where a steady deterioration in the constructive engagement of youths in the country’s crucial development goals was identified.
AbdulMuttallab seeks to represent himself in court
NIGERIAN accused of trying to blow up a US-bound airliner with a bomb sewn into his underwear, last December 25, yesterday, said he wanted to represent himself in court.
Jonathan laments $13b expenditure on generators
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan yesterday declared that the annual expenditure of over $13 billion (N1.989 trillion) on purchase of diesel to run generators by Nigerians was unacceptable
Why we went to Capital Market, by Oshiomhole
EDO State Governor, Mr Adams Oshiomhole, yesterday, explained why that state has gone to the Capital Market to access a N30billion bond, saying that it would be cheaper to borrow from the Capital Market with an interest of about 11 percent as against 18 or 19 percent offered by commercial banks
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