Curious 2011 build-ups
UNILAG sets pace with massive scholarship awards to students
2011: Irabor tasks Nigerians on voting credible candidates
Delta Assembly gets kudos over passage of DESOPADEC bill
Govs to decide Jonathan’s fate, says Imoke
Journalism students allege plan to kill institute
100 Days Of Smooth Supplies
Bayelsa govt warns LG chairmen against misappropriation of funds
Group mobilises against non-performing governors
Cholera claims 352
Obinna disowns ‘Catholic Women Forum’
Nsukka residents hail Jonathan over Nigeria’s aviation rating
2011 polls:Goodluck Support Group advocates generational shift
Police arrest 10 vandals in Borno
Ekweremadu lauds Jonathan on road projects
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Subscribe10 injured as vandals raid PPMC pipelines in Kano
No fewer than 10 persons sustained injury last night in Gwarmai Village, Bebeji Local Government Area of Kano State, following an inferno from vandalised Pipelines Products Marketing Company, PPMC, pipelines
FG earmarks N32.3trn for Vision 2020
The Federal Executive Council, FEC, yesterday, approved to enact a law that will compel the three tiers of government to roll out long term development plans to enable Nigeria achieve its Vision 2020 targets, expected to cost N32 trillion.
Shell shuts flow station due to protest
ROYAL Dutch Shell said, yesterday, that it had been forced to shut down an oil flow station in the Niger Delta due to a protest by a group of local women over a lack of development in their community.
Why Maigari may win NFA election
Baring last minute developments, the Nigeria Football Association elections will hold today.
Aminu Maigari, arguably, the least qualified among the Presidential candidates, may emerge President of the association.
Ex-militant group denies resolution of dispute
FACTIONAL former militant group from Sokebolou Yokiri in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State, yesterday denied media reports by Believe Anumu and Adowei Binebi in the Vanguard Newspapers, that their differences had been resolved, stressing that only an unreserved apology to the community leadership was the answer to resolving the dispute.
Only Omo-Agege, Orubebe can unseat Uduaghan — Agbi
FORMER governorship aspirant in Delta State on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Goodnews Agbi, said yesterday that only Ovie Omo-Agege and Minister of Niger Delta, Elder Godsday Orubebe can unseat the state Governor, Emmanuel Uduaghan, in the 2011 governorship election.
Imposition of candidate: Aspirant petitions INEC
A Peo-ples Democratic Party, PDP, aspirant for weekend bye-election into the vacant position of the Yenagoa constituency II in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Mr. Bubaraye Dakolo, has petitioned the national chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, over alleged imposition of Mr. Ebipadei Fekoweimo as the party flag bearer without recourse to party primaries as stipulated by law.
Oil workers threaten industrial unrest over unfair practices
WORRIED by the increasing rate of unfair labour practices in the nation’s Petroleum industry and its threat to industrial unrest, workers in the industry are threatening to declare industrial action to compel government and its agencies to address the menace.
Lagos inaugurates salary review c’ttee
AS part of measures to put paid to the incessant agitations and industrial unrest from its workforce, the Lagos State Government has inaugurated an 18_man committee charged with the responsibility of developing pay policy, review and salary determination in Lagos public service.
PDP chieftain makes case for Anioma State
THE Federal Government has been called upon to create Anioma State from the present Delta State, so as to assuage the suffering of Anioma people, who have been allegedly marginalised in the scheme of things in the present Delta State.
Heartland must score or forget it , Siasia
Heartland have their destiny in their hands as they take on Ismaily of Egypt this weekend in a group B encounter of the Champions League.
Over 5000 officers undergo professional training in one year
NIGERIA Customs Service,NCS, has disclosed that about 3100 and 2500 senior and junior officers respectively have undergone various training courses both locally and internationally in the last one year.
PHCN strike cripples activities in Benin
AS members of the Edo State branch of the National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE, joined their colleagues in a nationwide strike action to press for their demands, economic activities were paralyzed yesterday, in Benin City and other major towns in Edo State.
Put Nigeria first, Sylva tells politicians
As the debate on the 2011 elections gathers more steam, national interest, stability and the consolidation of the democratic process should be the guiding principle for the political elite as against sectional or regional allegiance, Bayelsa State Governor, Chief Timipre Sylva, has said.
Abuja Customs Command rakes N2bn in 6 months
By Ifeyinwa Obi COMPTROLLER of FCT Customs Command Compt. U K Bello has disclosed that his Command was able to generate Two Billion Naira N2bn as Revenue from January-June, 2010. Compt. U.K. Bello said this when he paid a courtesy visit to the Commanding Officer Air force Base, Abuja Group Captain M.O. Olatunji. the visit […]
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