Jonathan proposes N4.92 trillion budget for 2013
Recurrent expenditure will cost N2.41 trillion while N1.54 trillion will be spent on capital projects for 2013.
Recurrent expenditure will cost N2.41 trillion while N1.54 trillion will be spent on capital projects for 2013.
The former Eagles shot-stopper was given the sad news on Wednesday morning.
The Super Eagles defender may miss Liberia tie
In a country often gripped by nostalgic nonsense and uncontrolled emotions, views such as I hold on the Bakassi issue ...
Members of the Cross River Assembly on Tuesday protested the refusal of the Federal Government to appeal the ICJ ruling that ...
Goodluck Jonathan urges states government to embrace the Sovereign Wealth Fund. President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday told the 36 states ...
The Liberian team must edge out the Super Eagles to qualify for the Nations Cup. The Liberia Football Association has ...
As soon as a state contributes to the federation accounts, it gets 13 percent derivation fund. The Chairman of the ...
The permit will ensure the stability of fuel supply during the yuletide. The Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency, PPPRA, says ...
Two of the corpses were found by fishermen. At least six travelers fleeing armed attackers along Benin-Lagos expressway died weekend ...
An appeal for the cancellation of Adams Oshiomhole’s election suffers another setback
The destruction caused by the recent floods in various parts of the country will take years to re-build
The staff allegedly defrauded the school of N100 million
Uniport in crisis following the brutal murder of four of its students.
An armed group stormed a local morgue and carted the corpse of the drug cartel leader who was killed on ...
At night, while the marketers were asleep, fire ravaged the stores and goods.
The scientists were honoured for developments that could reinvent computers and create super accurate clock.
Eight oil marketers allegedly involved in the fuel subsidy scam have been granted bail. Judges of the Lagos High ...
The police in Nigeria is partly to blame for the death of the four youngsters lynched in Aluu community of ...
A man in Port Harcourt loses the gusto to live and kills himself.
Gynaecologist says there are methods of managing secondary infertility.
The task force said it was the IED and not its members that burnt houses and other property of civilians.
CBN says everyone will benefit from the cashless policy.
Two bills related to revenue generation was passed by by the Ogun State parliament.
The group says it did not carry out the execution of about 40 students in Mubi Adamawa.
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