17 soldiers, others killed as buses collide in Niger
Insecurity: Scores of schools in 40 LGAs shut down
Electricity consumers decry epileptic power supply
Tompolo no longer wanted —JTF
NBA against death sentence for kidnappers
Jos crisis: S-South community demands N2bn compensation
Kano partners Chinese firm on power generation
Edojah wants Okada riders as amnesty ambassadors
NSCDC nabs 4 fake corps members
RMAFC advises state govts on resources
Reconstruct Ogbe-Ijoh market, Hitler tells Delta govt
NCAA cancels NCAT exam over malpractice
Group hails Akabio’s free education programme
Oyovbaire slams FG over planned PTI in Kaduna
NDDC: Ondo lawmakers reject Enikuomehin’s nomination
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SubscribeGroup alleges bias in judicial appointments
By Emma Arubi WARRI — MEMBERS of the Itsekiri Leaders of Thought, yesterday, aligned itself with the position of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) in condemning the appointment of children and relations of serving, influential or retired appellate court judges to positions far beyond their judicial capacity in the nations judicial system.
Cries in Ibadan as NRC demolishes illegal structures
THERE were waillings and complaints by hundreds of Ibadan residents yesterday as the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) began demolition of illegal structures on its right of way.
A/Ibom commissioner proposes re-branding schools
The Akwa Ibom State Commissioner for Information and Social Re-orientation, Mr. Aniekan Umana, has called for the re-introduction of the assembly hall system as well as the compulsory teaching of moral and religious education in all schools in the country as part of the re-branding agenda to stem the rising tide of moral laxity, cultural erosion, greed and high level decay in the entire fabric of the society.
They’re after my life, Apugo cries out
By Anayo Okoli Umuahia—A MEMBER of Board of Trustee (BOT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and a chieftain of the party in Abia state, Prince Benjamin Apugo, yesterday raised alarm over alleged threat to his life. He is accusing the Abia state government of threatening him for criticizing the performance of the government in […]
Timber dealers attack C-River anti-deforestation task force men
There has been growing conflict between the timber dealers and the Anti-deforestation Task Force since it was set up. It came to a head Tuesday, July 22nd, when some timber dealers attacked men of the task force, inflicting bodily harm on the team leader of the Ikom Surveillance Unit of the task Force, Mr. Effa Okongo when the unit accosted a pontoon loaded with timber on its way to Lagos.
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