NiDCOM confirms release of Nigerian girls detained in Mauritius
No NERD clearance, no mobilisation — NYSC warns graduates
Ebonyi to build cultural centres in communities
National Pension scheme hits N1.2trn assets mark
Musawa council replicates 7-Point Agenda
Edo natives in diaspora raise $125,000 to boost state’s economy
AC to hold rally in Akoko-Edo ahead of election re-run
Group uncovers plot to blackmail VP’s wife
CBN orders banks to stop business deals with North Korea
NANS threatens violent protest over ASUU/FG face-off
Reps raise alarm over 10 Nigerians executed in Libya
Fake products: Chinese govt to take responsibility – FG
Militants in Bayelsa yet to surrender arms
NBA drags FG to court over PIB
Land use act : Govs to lose right
IHSAN commends NOHE on improved facilities

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No law to regulate health sector in Nigeria – Senator
By Tordue Salem Abuja- A member of the Senate Committee on Health, Senator Gyang Dalyop Dantong (PDP, Plateau) has regretted the lack of a law to regulate the health sector in Nigeria. Mr. Dantong made the sad revelation at a two-day Health Professionals’ Fellowship Programme, held in Abuja on a need for a solid Primary […]
CAN allays fears of fresh religious crisis in Kaduna
By Emeka Mamah Kaduna – The Kaduna State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has raised alarm over what its described as attempts by unknown persons to plunge the state into religious crisis. CAN said that some unscruplous elements were sending text messages to people warning Christians not to buy foodstuff and fruits […]
CDS wants law of armed conflict included in military curriculum
By Kingsley Omonobi Abuja — Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Paul Dike, said yesterday that Nigeria’s increasing involvement in military peace support operations at the regional and sub-regional levels has made it imperative that the law of armed conflicts which has become sacrosanct as against the domestic laws which are dynamic, form part […]
Police seek power to shoot electoral violators
The Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Ogbonna Onovo, has requested for more powers to handle election violence at polling booths in the country.
Sea robbers invade Ibru jetty, siphon 5,000 metric tonnes of petrol
—LESS than one month after members of Movement for Emancipation of Niger Delta, MEND, attacked and bombed Atlas Cove in Lagos, sea robbers, last week, invaded the Ibru Jetty at Ibafo oil tank farm and made away with over 5,000 metric tonnes of petrol from an indigenous vessel— ‘MT Time Teresa’.

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