Fire guts hostel at St Louis College, Jos
FG denies postponing paramilitary recruitment, says exercise ongoing
Flood wreaks havoc in Imo
Controversy trails fertilizer distribution in Enugu
House of Reps receives 500 public petitions in 2 years
N26.4bn NNDC fund not missing — Reps
Court suspends ruling on fraud case
Anambra Assembly wades into sack of 44 ABS staff
Reps kick against Ajaokuta Steel restructuring
World Bank grants FG fresh $195m loan
New petroleum act anti-N’Delta — Amaechi
PDP chieftain lauds Nwaoboshi
Military checkpoints in Bayelsa to be dismantled soon
Amnesty may fail —Group
Utuama wants cafeteria system re-introduced in varsities
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SubscribeWe won’t accept reduction on salary —Oshiomhole
EDO State governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole yesterday in Benin said that the state government would not accept the downward review of the remuneration package of political office, public and judicial office holders, saying that he has serious reservations about it.
Board member donates tiles to DBS
In an interview with newsmen, Mrs. Eda Ekemere said the decision to donate the tiles and to undertake the cost of the laying of the tiles was informed by her determination to contribute her quota to the development of the broadcasting station.
Uduaghan settles NPA/Rivers pilots’ rift
THE industrial dispute between the Niger-Delta River Pilots Association in Delta State and the Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA), Warri over piloting of vessels in the waterways of the state by indigenous pilots has been amicably resolved between the two sides by Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State .
Lawmaker lauds Speaker on oil reform bill
According to him, “irrespective of the beauty and good intention of the draft law, if passed as it is without a clear and unambiguous statement on the roles, and defined participation and stakeholding of respective oil-bearing groups and communities, the law will not achieve its desired results as crisis and agitations from host communities will remain unresolved.â€
Bombing of oil installations to continue until…, says Ijaw leader
By Chris Ochayi ABUJA—In spite of the Federal Government amnesty package to militants in the Niger Delta region, bombing of strategic oil installations would continue until the government shows sign of seriousness by taking a drastic step to embark on infrastructural development of the core oil producing communities in the region. President, Niger Delta Enlightenment […]
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