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Oil Unions Reject New Fuel Price

Workers in the country’s oil and gas industry yesterday rejected the N5 reduction in the pump price of petrol approved by the Federal Government, describing it as “a calculated ploy to hoodwink Nigerians in order to introduce full deregulation of … read more

Gunmen kidnap Lebanese worker

Gunmen on Tuesday siezed and later freed a Lebanese construction worker in southwestern Nigeria’s oil-rich state of Delta, the military said. “He was abducted by unknown gunmen at the company construction site in Ekpan, Warri,” Colonel Rabe Abubakar, the military … read more

60m Nigerians now own power generators

AN estimated 60 million Nigerians now own power generating sets for their electricity, while the same number of people spend a staggering N1.56 trillion ($13.35m ) to fuel them annually, and despite the cut in the price of Premium Motor … read more

Rights Group Faults Police over Kidnappings

An Anambra State-based civil rights group, “International Society for Civil Liberties and the Rule of Law” has described as unsatisfactory, the role and responses of the state Police Command to the incessant cases of kidnappings rocking the state in recent … read more

Health indicators poorest in the world

THE minister of health Professor Babatunde Osotimehin said at the weekend that health indicators in Nigeria rank amongst the poorest in the world . The minister informed that it was a great concern to the federal government and therefore informs … read more