FG to invest more in infrastructure in North-east – Minister
Punch probe did not indict me – Azu
Making Jonathan President requires due process – Harriman
Row in Edo council over alleged assault
Presidency 2011: IBB on the march again
No vacancy in Aso Rock till 2015, says PDP chieftain
PFN seeks law to curb religious killings
Why I am not a Babangida man, by Ayo Opadokun
5 killed as oil tankers collide on Lagos-Ibadan expressway
‘Nigeria may soon turn to desert unless’ – Egboka
Cleric condemns calls for zoning of presidency
NITEL : Acting President never gave me orders – Anyanwu
Airlines lose $1 billion in revenue
Why Bankole is after me, by Gov Daniel
No court order against arresting Ibori – EFCC
PSC scraps quota system
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SubscribeSanusi blames NNPC JVs for depleting foreign reserves
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, yesterday disclosed that some Joint Venture Cash Calls agreements entered into by the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) with international oil companies (IOCs) was responsible for the fast decline in the nation’s foreign reserves.
How we live in Netherlands – Nigerians
SINCE he returned from his trip to Netherlands in February to cover the “2010 Niger-Delta Peace Consolidation Conference†organized by the Hope for the Niger-Delta Campaign (HNDC) in The Hague, Regional Editor, Niger-Delta, Emma Amaize had, in his typical style, treated our readers to two unmatched reports.
Senate commences debate on comprehensive insurance policy bill
The Senate President, David A.B. Mark has declared that the Senate would soon commence debate on a bill to provide for a comprehensive insurance policy for every practising journalist in the country.
Warri Refinery faces evacuation problem, says MD, Engineer Yakubu
MANAGING Director of the Warri Petrochemical and Refining Company (WRPC), Warri, Engineer Andy Yakubu, weekend, said the company was producing at optimal level, but, is faced with a serious challenge of evacuating petroleum, kerosene and diesel because of inadequate storage space.
Ribadu’s return not imminent
Acting President Goodluck Jonathan has explained why he wants former Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Chairman, Malam Nuhu Ribadu back to the anti corruption war.
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