Monday, 21 May 2012
Newsflash
- Insecurity giving Nigeria bad image - Obasanjo
- 218 million Africans are malnourished - UNDP report
- 2012 UTME: JAMB pegs varsity admissions cut-off point at 180 •Poly, COEs, others at 160
- Court dismisses suit seeking to unseat Chime
- Excess crude account: S/Court fixes Sept 25 for hearing
- Edo: Anenih, Igbinedion, Ogbemudia team up against Oshiomhole •As ACN challenges PDP to public debate
- IGP warns attackers of police formations
- Alleged N47.1bn theft: Akingbola absent from court to open defence •As EFCC stalls trial of ex-Afribank’s boss
- Constitution Review not to whittle down govs’ powers - Reps
- Boko Haram: US scholars warn Obama
- IGP visits Oyo tomorrow
- FCMB shareholders approve bonus issue, new structure
- Reps ask NNRA to present accounts in 7 days
- Aregbesola stresses needs for promotion of Yoruba culture
- CJN raises alarm over forceful eviction of refugees
Editorial
THIS would appear to be a season of anomie as saddening revelations of monumental corruption are on the front burner within the polity. Recently, there was the shameful unveiling of the massive sleaze running into
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THE forthcoming election in Edo State during which the incumbent governor of the state, Adams Oshiomhole will be seeking a re-election has drawn its first blood and there is no guarantee that it has been assuaged yet. When a truck ran into the convoy
On Monday, 24 April 2012, members of staff of the Lagos State Local government Election Petition Tribunal came to work to discover that some unidentified persons had broken
AIR Nigeria, an airline which embarked on an advertisement blitz recently is certainly a positive private initiative. We only hope that it is not a knee-jerk response to the controversy that attended the discriminatory air fare for travellers from
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