8 companies sponsoring Nigerians, other foreign workers for work permits in Canada
Pilgrimage: NCPC vows to conduct pregnancy test
We ‘ve prosecuted 16 kidnappers in Edo —Police
102 Nigerians arrested in Libya
Communities warn militants to steer clear
Nigeria, others adopt global jobs pact
Only 20% budget used in 1st quarter —FG
PDP won Lagos bye – election, says Tinubu
Militants bomb 3 Shell facilities in Rivers
Youths protest delay of Obot’s certificate of return
Stop bombardment, open waterways, Izon-Ebe urge FG
12 Nigerian varsities for SIFE final
HOS makes case for physically challenged
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SubscribeJigawa court refuses plea for DNA test
By Aliyu Dangida DUTSE — Jigawa state Magistrate Court sitting in Dutse, last week, turned down an application seeking for a court order to conduct a DNA test on Mallam Sani Maje, who was accused for impregnating his sister in-law.
Lagos screens 25,000 patients for free health treatment
At least 25, 000 people have benefited from the Eko free health screening in Lagos State for various health
services including free consultation and treatment for diverse ailments of dental, general and optical among
others even as the state government reiterated its commitment towards ensuring the accessibility of qualitative
health care to the people of the state.
Bauchi puts N550m into poverty eradication scheme
By Patience Ogbodo BAUCHI — AS part of its effort to tackle poverty in the state, the Bauchi State government has approved the sum of N550 million as counterpart contribution to the implementation of the Village Economic Development Solutions.
AC wants VP to wade into political discord in Bayelsa
Speaking on behalf of the party at the weekend after a Gold award on ‘Service to Humanity’ was conferred on him by the News Ray during the 4th edition and 15th year anniversary lecture, the state secretary of Action Congress (AC), Comrade Ebikibina Miriki, said the vice president should take the bold step of intervening in the issue concerning the arrest and trial of the four persons now popularly referred to as “Bayelsa Fourâ€.
Falana urges review of Evidence, ICPC laws
President of the West African Bar Association (WABA), Mr. Femi Falana, has said unless the law setting up the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) and the present law of evidence are review, it would be difficult to prosecute corrupt public officials in the country.
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