Army rescues 33 kidnapped passengers in Zamfara
Peter Obi advocates leadership measured by impact on lives
2 shot dead as police, varsity students clash
MAN blames sector’s poor growth on FG
MEND hits Shell’s pipeline 106,000bpd shut in
No rift between Chime, Ogbulafor — PDP
National policy against child-labour under way
Kutigi querries Ebonyi CJ over rape case
Impounded plane: DMI takes over probe
1976 purge haunts civil service —NIPSS boss
Ondo LP, PDP accuse each other of violence
2010: Emodi pledges equity
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SubscribeAC commends Lagos Town Hall meeting
Lagos State chapter of the Action Congress (AC) has commended the decision of the state House of Assembly to take sittings of the House round the 57 local councils of the state, describing the move as innovation that would certainly bring governance and the law making process nearer to the people.
Police smash suspected bank robbery gang
Operatives at the Zone II Police Command headquarters, Onikan, Lagos, have smashed a notorious robbery gang suspected to have been behind several bank robbery operations in Lagos and some eastern parts of the country.
Maritime union expresses concern over safety of members in creeks
In a four-page communiqué issued yesterday at the end of its emergency meeting and signed by Comrade Mark Tarilayefa (Bayelsa) and Comrade Bernard Francis (Rivers),the maritime workers accused the men of the Joint Task Force of engaging in brazen extortion of money and torture of passengers on boats plying the area.
Delta Accord Party tasked on repositioning
He maintained that the caretaker committee was put in place as a result of the dissolution of the immediate past executive and expressed the readiness of the present leadership of the party to promote discipline and cohesion in the party.
Shell dragged to court over land compensation in Ughelli
Egheruaye Quarters further urged the court to grant an order of injunction restraining Shell Development Company from further paying monies due to them as compensation on the land to the defendants or any persons except them, just as they prayed the court to particularly restrain Timothy Igben, Darosha Emesa and George Idogun who are 8th, 9th and 10th defendants respectively from maltreating, discriminating and witch hunting the plaintiffs or doing any act whatsoever capable of prejudicing the plaintiffs.
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