Breaking: Four kidnapped during NECO exams rescued – Kogi govt
Kogi State Government said it has successfully rescued the four persons kidnapped during the recent attack on an examination centre in Olowa, Dekina Local Government Area of the state.
GAT: Senate hands off Arik Air, Bi-Courtney tiff
The Senate will not again directly intervene in the feud between Arik Air and Bi-Courtney Consortium over the management of the General Aviation Terminal (GAT) at the Lagos domestic airport.
Boko Haram sect plans more attacks, says Prisons boss
Members of a radical Islamist sect who staged an uprising in northern Nigeria, in which no fewer than 800 people died, are preparing further attacks, a top security official said Monday.
Army won’t compromise justice system – Dambazau
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt-General Abdurahman Dambazau, has declared that it cannot compromise its justice system as it is the hallmark of its discipline.
Anambra guber polls: Uba asks Court to validate his mandate
By Innocent Anaba ENUGU— Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain and governorship candidate of the party in Anambra state, in 2007, Dr Andy Uba has asked the Court of Appeal sitting in Enugu, to vary its judgment of February 18, 2008, so as to sustain the certificate of return issued to him by the Independent National […]
Way out of FG, ASUU logjam, by Cleric
By Chidi Nkwopara OWERRI – The President of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Most Rev. Dr. John Onaikan, has called on the Federal Government and the leadership of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to allow good conscience to prevail in the lingering dispute between them. Dr. Onaikan, who doubles as the Catholic Archbishop of […]
