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Assembly probes:
INDICTED PERSONS ’LL BE PROSECUTED —Aondoakaa

The Federal Government would prosecute all those indicted by the ongoing National Assembly probes, the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Michael Aondoa-kaa has said. He said that any one found culpable will face trial...>>> c-full-story

SARDAUNA:"The Greatest weapon is truth"  
PDP to whittle down Obasanjo’s powers

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DISTURBED by the overwhelming powers ceded to its Board of Trustees (BOT) by the 2006 constitution, the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is to embark on constitution review to correct the anomalies. This was the recommendation of an 18-man
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EDITORIAL

THE FOOD CRISIS

WHAT the international community has come to identify as the “world food crisis” has, in fact, long been with us in most of the Third World. Essentially, it means the gap between the need to feed an ever-expanding...  more>>

Labour throws weight behind probes

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The Nigerian Labour Congress, Trade Union Congress and a Coalition of Civil Societies yesterday threw its weight behind the series of investigations going on at the National Assembly insisting that the Federal Government should set up a commission of inquiry into allegations...
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Senate announces
37-member constitution review team

The Senate yesterday announced the constitution of a 37-member team for the review of the 1999 Constitution and expected to join their colleagues from the House of Representatives to commence the process of critical review of the body of laws guiding governance and the people of Nigeria.... >>continue

Bayelsa PDP office bombed

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The Bayelsa state secretariat of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was in the early hours of yesterday bombed by unknown persons with a substance suspected to be dynamite, just as the party has almost concluded arrangements for the re-run governorship...
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  Usman Mu’azu buried in Kaduna

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THE remains of the former military governor of old Kaduna State, Air Vice Marshal Usman Mu’azu, who died on Wednesday, was yesterday buried at the Unguwar Sarki burial ground in Kaduna according to Islamic injunctions. Born on October 21, 1941 at Kwoi ...
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FG OKAYS N177.95bn ELECTRICITY   | | Nyako takes oath of office | |LASG takes over Bank of industry building | |Mahmud Hassan hails doctorate degree conferred on Umar Tofa | | JADESOLA AKANDE IS DEAD | | E-POLICING TRAINING BEGINS  | |Kaninkon chief honours Yakowa, Hyat, Yusuf

ANPP won’t pull out of GNU — Ume-Ezeoke


SHELVE NUCLEAR POWER AMBITION FOR NOW —German tells Nigeria


MTN faces Indian takeover


NTI chief executive retires

Senator urges release of NDDC funds


Over 50% of Nigerians poverty-stricken, NGO says


Lawyer wants ‘partial’
constitution review


TACKLE POVERTY NOW
— Nigerian leaders urged

 
Click sports--> Kano Pillars enter closed camp | | 16th African Athletics Championships: | | Day 4: Dibaba leads second Ethiopian clean sweep in women’s 10000m | | Okonkwo eyes uefa Cup ticket | | Wimbledon to keep middle Sunday off day

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INEC, AC TRADE WORDS ON VOTER REGISTRATION| | SACA wants AIDS institute in Niger Delta | |Bayelsa instals new 31mw turbine  | |Tackle power outage, NBA tells Yar’Adua| | Let Obasanjo face power probe panel —PDP chieftain

Lack of fund syndrome:
NSC unsure of Olympic outing
...w/lifters in S/Africa without money


NFA, Onigbinde, others react to Nigeria’s ranking


LeRoy out of Ghana job


Rijkaard to leave Barca post ...Real humilate them 4-1
 

Mark’s roller coaster ride


COMPUTER EXPERT FUMBLES
AT TRIBUNAL ...shows inconsistencies


Ex-commissioner tackles PDP chairman


Wamakko in the eyes of history
 

PerspectiveDemocracy in Nigeria:   | | Controlling illegal ban on okada operations in   | | Kogi  crisis: The way forward | |As Nigeria Senate probes tenure of El-Rufai  | |Ford Foundation Fellowship programme supports Nigerians for positive changes    | |Idoma: What is the problem?

TributeAlasan Abdullahi: Exit of man of the people

FeaturesSam Nda-Isaiah: turning journalism upside down  | | Revolution about to happen in Nigeria?


 
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