Amid serious traffic snarl caused by tankers on the Oshodi –Apapa expressway, the Federal Government on Friday threw its weight behind moves by the Lagos state government to dislodge tanker and articulated vehicles illegally parked in Apapa...
All judgments rising from its members who have appealed to the courts as a result of legal actions instituted by some of its members against the outcome of the party’s last congresses in some states and geopolitical zones, will only be respected ...
An Abuja high court has ordered the federal government to pay the sum of over N130 million as damages over the killing of one Mrs Doris Okere by a police officer on January 2011. The court in its decision affirmed that the mony is expected to cover the...
The new commander, Corps of Artillery, Major General AK Kwaskebe, has said that establishing a cordial civilian and military relationship with host communities, particularly with the royal fathers who have influence on their subjects, will further fost...
Managing Director of the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), Alhaji Umar Ibrahim, has disclosed that the corporation paid N3.303 billion out of the N5.241 billion insured deposits of 35 DMBs that were liquidated between 1994 and 2005. He said...
A Gbagyi monarch, Chief Samuel Yabusan, has decried the absence of land to build and farm in his domain. The lack of farmland follows federal government’s decision to make Abuja the seat of government. Speaking exclusively to LEADERSHIP WEEKEND a...
The Federal Government will create 3 to 5 million jobs by 2015, Mr Labaran Maku, Minister of Information and Communications, has said. The minister said this on Friday shortly after the foundation laying ceremony of the new Federal Secretariat complex ...
Dr Chioma Amajor, the Chairman of the National Malaria Control Programme, said on Friday that more than 200,000 Nigerians died of malaria annually. Amajorsaid at the commemoration of World Malaria Day in Rivers in Port Harcourt that the figure was worr...
Gov. Adams Oshiomhole of Edo has asked the police command in the state to unmask the killers of Mr Oyerinde Olaitan his principal private secretary, who was allegedly murdered earlier in the day. The police are also expected to use the period to establ...
President Barack Obama of the US has invited four African leaders to join the G8 leaders' summit at Camp David later this month for a session on food security, the White House said. Those invited to participate are Benin's President Yayi Boni, ...
The Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) says it is too early to fault the media on the non-use of the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act. Mr Gbenga Onayiga, the NUJ National Vice President, Zone H, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Friday...
The House of Representatives committee on Land Transport has expressed satisfaction with the N2.4 billion rail rehabilitation project in the North Central part of the country. Dr Sokonte Davies, the Committee’s Chairman, who led other members on ...
Sen. Olusola Adeyeye on Friday called on the Federal Government to explore all possible means, including concession to the aggrieved in the interest of peace. Adeyeye, who made the call in an interview with newsmen in Osogbo, stressed the need for the ...
Stakeholders in the housing development on Thursday sought collaboration with the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) in fighting the influx of substandard building materials to the markets The request was made during the ``Material Session Day&rsqu...
An Ikeja High Court in Lagos on Friday granted bail to John Okeke, a Pentecostal archbishop, who allegedly stole property of his church members valued at N7 million. Okeke, founder of God's Pentecostal Ministry World Wide, Iba in Lagos, is facing a...