Maulud: Defence Minister urges prayers for peace ahead of 2027 polls
Shell dragged to court over land compensation in Ughelli
MOSOP hails Ateke Tom’s acceptance of FG’s amnesty offer
C-River Assembly passes 113 laws, 633 resolutions
Illegal occupants of govt quarters get 7-day quit notice
Ekhabafe: Edo PDP inaugurates 18-man burial c’ttee
Why our officials won’t talk to press —Lagos
Ondo: Kidnappers release commissioner, perm sec wives
PPA, PDP trade words over Ohakim
Why we attacked Chevron —MEND
N52,200 pay demand irreversible —NLC
FG moves to peg interest rate at 5%
PENGASSAN threatens showdown with oil firms
Ports reform: Reps carpets Aondoakaa, BPE

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Democracy, worth celebrating — Kumuyi
By Chinyere Amalu ABUJA—Contrary to opinions of some Nigerians that the celebration of 10th Anniversary of the country’s Democracy is a charade, the General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Kumuyi said, “there is something to celebrateâ€.
JTF fighting for Nigeria’s economic interest —Olajumoke
Senator Olajumoke, accompanied by Senators Tanko Ayuba, John Shagaya, Suleiman Adokwe and Sidi Alli to Delta State, maintained that the committee believed that militancy and its criminal activities in the region should not be condoned in any form, noting that “you just can not close your eyes and allow criminals to take over. It is not done anywhere in the worldâ€.
Okolo decries rate of kidnapping in S-East
By Franklin Alli The President of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture NACCIMA), Dr. Simon Okolo, yesterday, decried the spate of kidnaping of businessmen in the South East zone.
CBN imposes new forex regime on travellers
The circular stated, “In the continued effort to meet legitimate foreign exchange demand in the market, Authorised Dealers, Class ‘A’ Bureau de charge operators and the general public are hereby informed that with effect from the date of this circular, travellers on business trip who are entitled to BTA can no longer buy PTA while on the same trip and vice versa. Consequently, this circular supercedes the provisions of paragraph (ii) of the circular ref. No. TED/FEM/FPC/GEN/01/112 dated September 14, 2007. Please ensure compliance failing which appropriate sanctions shall apply.â€
Uduaghan tasks new CP on security
“We want to assure you CP that this is a state that does not tolerate security outfits that are not officially recognized in the Nigerian Constitution. If those groups are bringing up their heads, we shall assist you to ensure that they are wiped out. We do not tolerate it , we do not have the Bakassi or whatever name they are called, we will not allow them to spring up in this stateâ€, he added.

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