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  • Payless Shoes to close all 132 stores with loss of 730 jobs

    February closure announced after administrators unable to find a buyer for the retail chain Payless Shoes is expected to close all of its 132 stores in February after the administrators were unable to find a buyer for the retailer. Administrator Ferrier Hodgson says about 730 staff will be affected and that employee entitlements are expected […]
  • China Reiterates Call for Political Solution on Syria – Official

    China reiterated its call on the international community to seek political settlement of the Syrian conflict as well as to fight terrorism and provide Syrian people with humanitarian aid, Wu Haitao, Chinese deputy permanent representative to the United Nations, said. Syndicated from Sputnik News
  • Niger Delta Avengers Strike Again, Blow up Export Line in Rivers

    The Niger Delta Avengers say they have bombed the Bonny crude export line in Rivers State. In a statement on its website, the group said it “brought down oil production activities at the Bonny 48 inches crude oil export line” through its “strike team”. The militants said the attack was a “wake up call” for […]Read More
  • SENATE DID NOT OKAY DATA PRICE HIKE

    Our attention has been drawn to a publication with the misleading title “ Senate Okays Data Price Hike, says NCC Acted in national Interest” in a national daily insinuating that the Senate through its Committee on Communications sanctioned data price increase by telecommunications service providers during an oversight visit to the Nigerian Communication Commission. There […]
  • Sule Lamido to FG: Stop blaming PDP for your inabilities

    A former governor of Jigawa State, Dr Sule Lamido, has said it is “funny and contradictory” for the federal government to keep blaming the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) government to cover its inadequacies. Lamido, who spoke with Daily Trust in his Bamaina home yesterday, wondered why the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led government would say that […]
  • Nigerian Newspapers: 10 things you need to know this Wednesday morning

    Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers 1. There was confusion in the country among promoters and participants were thrown into confusion on Tuesday following the outbreak of the news that ponzi scheme, Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox, otherwise known as MMM has been frozen. However, the founders of the scheme are insisting that the […]
  • Media should uphold ethics of profession- anti-corruption agencies

    Media Managers and Journalists have been urged to uphold the ethics of the profession and maintain integrity. The anti-corruption agencies made this call at the end of a workshop on anti-corruption held recently at Calabar. They agreed that there is need for media houses to establish anti-corruption desks devoted to corruption issues. They urged them […]
  • ICPC, EFCC, others, call for special court to try corruption cases

    In a bit to prevent delay of criminal cases at law court, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Crimes Commission (ICPC), The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), judiciary and other anti-corruption agencies have called for special courts that will be devoted to corruption cases in all states of the federation. The anti-corruption agencies […]
  • ‘There will be a genocide’

    A member of the White Helmets in Aleppo speaks to BBC Newsnight with government forces just 300m away. Syndicated from BBC News