Tinubu to announce fresh pay increase for soldiers soon —Defence Minister
Lagos screens 25,000 patients for free health treatment
Bauchi puts N550m into poverty eradication scheme
AC wants VP to wade into political discord in Bayelsa
Falana urges review of Evidence, ICPC laws
Kano displaces Lagos, Onitsha for fake drugs — NAFDAC
Spanish President in Nigeria
Urhobo patriots ask FG to withdraw JTF from Gbaramatu
NAHCo, SAHCOL to ground airlines over N1bn debt
Yuguda won’t remove Deputy — ex-Aide
JTF links seized plane with arms to militants
PPA blasts PDP over plot to effect Ohakim’s defection
Offa Poly, Kwara Poly get new principal officers
Expert advises on aircraft servicing
Amnesty: FG tasked on N-Delta devt
Ruling on Kogi guber re-run ready
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SubscribeJTF deploys more troops in Delta
Only on Saturday, the military rolled out its newly acquired amphibious battle tanks on the streets of Yenagoa in what security sources dubbed “a show of force.â€
CNPP demands Aliero’s resignation over pending corruption case
By Tony Edike ENUGU—CONFERENCE of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP), has, asked Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Adamu Aliero, to immediately resign and stay away from public office pending the determination of the corruption charges against him.
Militancy asumes dangerous dimension —JTF
Illegal arms transfer world-wide, has the common characteristics of a cargo plane having false shipment documents with unintended destinations while landing in the intended country of delivery by giving a false reason or excuse of either fueling or technical problems.
Robbers kill 4 vigilante, injure others in Kogi
By Isiaka Oyibo LOKOJA — NO fewer than four members of a vigilante group, yesterday, lost their lives while others sustained bullets wounds during an exchange of gun fire with armed robbers in Omuo, an outskirt town in Ijumu Local Government Area of Kogi State.
Five die in Owerri-Umuahia road auto crash
By Chidi Nkwopara OWERRI—Five people were feared dead Saturday evening, following a ghastly road accident, which occurred at Azaraegbelu, along the ever busy Owerri-Mbaise-Umuahia federal highway.
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