Newspapers Return To Newsstands As Military Ends Clampdown

►At last, the Military has ceased the war it declared on sales of national newspapers across the country last weekend.

►Consequently, newspapers restricted from circulation in the past five days have returned to the newsstand.

►This development came as Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, urged media owners and vendors to demand compensation for losses suffered as a result of the action by the military.

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8 Lawmakers Attempt To Take Over Edo House Of Assembly

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• 8 members made an early appearance at the House in an attempt to suspend the substantive speaker of the House and 15 others.
• The members were retaliating the suspension of 4 of them by the larger House.
• Their action flared tempers as riot policemen were deployed to control the violence which broke out.

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Vacancy - Channels Tv Is Currently Accepting CVs...

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►Job Title: News Editor
►Location: Channels TV, Benin Station
►Position Type: Full Time

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In Lagos Flour Mills Of Nigeria Plc Is Rcruiting... Vacancy in Lagos

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In Lagos Flour Mills Of Nigeria Plc Is Currently Accepting CVs

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Jonathan Face another headache in north As Sanusi Lamido was named Emir of Kano

Lagos (AFP) - Nigeria's ruling party has been given another headache in the run-up to next year's general election, with the appointment of the former central bank governor to an influential religious post.

Sanusi Lamido Sanusi was named Emir of Kano on Sunday, making him the second most-powerful Islamic leader in the country and giving him immediate influence across the Muslim-majority north.

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The PDP and the APC traded insults OVER the New Emir of Kano

- A question of pride? -

The PDP and the APC traded insults on Monday after the opposition accused the ruling party of inciting the violence that erupted on the streets of Kano in the wake of Sanusi's appointment.

How Jonathan responds is still key, with a snub to Sanusi likely to widen the gulf between the PDP and the electorate in the north.

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