Nigeria’s GDP rises 4.4% as oil sector rebounds
$14.86m Fraud: EFCC summons wanted ex-gov, Sylva for questioning
Group laments women’s poor attitude to credit facilities
Orji appeals to Abia ASUU to call off strike
70 students get scholarships in Anambra
Imo Education Board loses N60m to ghost workers
4 killed in Bayelsa pirate attack
Communal clash: C-River imposes curfew on warring areas
Obadan sues for reconciliation in Edo PDP
Oil spill: Community demands N500m compensation from PPMC
ASUU strike: Amaechi threatens to sue RSUST chapter
Fuel crisis looms as NUPENG begins strike tomorrow
Police foiled armed robbery
‘Nwodo has betrayed Niger Delta People’
Foreign loan scam: States get refund for excess deductions
Senate vote on Constitution amendment tomorrow

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Longer breast-feeding reduces cancer risk – Expert
Women who breast-feed their babies for longer periods face a lower risk of becoming infected with cancer. This was disclosed in Lagos by the National Coordinator of the National Cancer Prevention Programme, NCPP, Dr. Kin Egwuonwu, during a breast cancer awareness walk tagged, Walk for Life.
Flood displaces 3,000 in Badagry as epidemic looms
A seven year-old girl (names withheld) was killed, while over 3,000 others were displaced by the flood that submerged all five communities in Badagry Local Government Area of Lagos State.
I don’t have a godfather – Fashola
Governor Babtunde Fashola of Lagos State, weekend, dropped a bombshell on the public perception of him being a stooge of his former boss, Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu, saying he (Tinubu) is not a godfather to him but a political mentor.
Aero blames air mishap on humidity
Following Sunday’s mishap in which 15 passengers aboard Aero flight AJ320 were injured when the airline made an emergency landing at the Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos, the management, yesterday, attributed the development to humidity and warm air mixing which metamorphosed into a cloud of smoke.
Atiku berates EFCC over ban on Obasanjo-Bello
FORMER Vice-President, Atiku Abubakar, yesterday, accused the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, of re-inventing unconstitutional tactics earlier outlawed by the courts in its proposals to stop certain politically-exposed persons from contesting the 2011 elections.

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