Nigeria’s economy stable, debt service declining – Oyedele
Ex-Ondo PDP governorship candidate Jegede dumps party
FG destroys Nigeria-Biafra war bombs in Enugu
Gunmen abduct Nomagbon Pharmacy MD
PDP denies plot to sack Obi
Amnesty: Bubor hails Yar’Adua
Azikiwe varsity student, girlfriend die in boat mishap
Reyenieju condemns response to oil spill
Utuama hails UPU founding fathers
Royal father distances self from kidnap saga
Group alerts Delta govt, Agip on Egrangbene kingship
Owie commends Yar’Adua on amnesty for militants
June 12: Reps to debate motion on Abiola
Mimiko explains installation of LG bosses
Election rigging worst form of armed robbery — Fayemi
Why Yar’Adua shelved Bayelsa visit, by Adeniyi

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SubscribeASUU, SSANU strike grounds varsities
The woes of the nation’s university system, worsened by the ongoing strike of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), will from today be compounded as members of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), begin a seven-day warning strike.
6 guber election petitions undecided
NO fewer than six governorship election petitions and related cases are pending before tribunals, Appeal Courts and Supreme Court over two years after the 2007 general election.
Lagos cautions on consumption of agbo, paraga
THE Lagos State Government has expressed its worry over the alarming rate at which its citizens consume agbo and paraga, both local concoctions brewed with water or local gin popularly known as paraga.
No conditions attached to Okah’s release —FG
THE Presidential Committee on Amnesty and Disarmament has re-iterated that there is no condition attached to the release of the leader of Movement for the
Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), Henry Okah.
N-Delta: FG’s revenue losses rise
*JV operations crippled, projects suspended *MEND says amnesty is for criminals *Henry Okah in high spirits, awaits release *Clark asks Tompolo to accept amnesty By Taye Obateru, Emma Amaize, Hector Igbikiowubo & Yemie Adeoye LAGOS — THE Federal Government and multinational oil companies’ revenue losses owing to the spate of sabotage of crude oil pipelines […]
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