Crisis: Anambra Assembly reopens amidst tight security
By Meletus EZE The Anambra State House of Assembly on Thursday reopened for sitting after two weeks the Police Command in the state sealed the
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67% AEDC customers yet to be metered – NERC
By Giwa SHILE The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has said 67 per cent of electricity consumers under the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) did
Procurement: Lagos Assembly moves to increase mobilisation fees to 4o%
By Olaleke ASHAFA The Lagos State House of Assembly has said that 20 per cent advance payment for public procurement activities can no long work
Oil falls, heading for biggest monthly slide since 2008
By Aliyu DANLADI Oil fell on Thursday bringing losses for the month so far to 23 per cent, marking its largest one-month fall since the
World AIDS Day: FG committed to end HIV epidemic by 2030 – Osinbajo
By Elizabeth ADENUGA The Vice President Yemi on Thursday in Abuja said the Federal Government would increase the number of people on anti-retroviral treatment as
CBN reiterates commitment to livestock production in Nigeria
By Kunle SHONUGA The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reiterated its commitment to supporting livestock production in the country. Director, Development Finance Department of
Court remands fake army officer in Ilorin
By Meletus EZE An Ilorin Magistrates’ Court in Kwara on Thursday ordered the remand of one Alade Dayo in Oke-kura prisons for alleged impersonation as
Buhari orders military to end Boko Haram threat, returns from Maiduguri
By Kunle SHONUGA President Muhammadu Buhari has returned to Abuja from Maiduguri, Borno State, where he ordered the military to eliminate all threats of Boko
N11bn fraud: EFCC denies intimidating defendant to implicate Shema
By Mletus EZE Two EFCC witnesses on Wednesday denied allegation of coercion and intimidation of Katsina state former ALGON Chairman, Mr Lawal Dankaba, to make
Shortage of doctors: NMA demands improved welfare to avert brain drain
By Elizabeth ADENUGA The Nigeria Medical Association (NMA) has attributed poor remuneration and inadequate health facilities as some of the major reasons for mass exodus
