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LATEST NEWS:JONATHAN REDUCES FUEL PRICE TO N97+SEE FULL TEXT OF HIS BROADCAST

Dear Compatriots,

1.    This is the second time in two weeks I will address you on the deregulation of the downstream petroleum sector. In the last seven days, the nation has witnessed a disruption of economic activities.  Although, the economic imperatives for the policy have been well articulated by government, the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) went ahead to declare a nationwide strike.

2.    There was also near-breakdown of law and order in certain parts of the country as a result of the activities of some persons or groups of persons who took advantage of the situation to further their narrow interests by engaging in acts of intimidation, harassment and outright subversion of the Nigerian state. I express my sympathy to those who were adversely affected by the protests.

3.    At the inception of the deregulation policy, Government had set up the Justice

LATEST NEWS:NLC SAYS STRIKE CONTINUE AS MEETING WITH FG FAILED AGAIN

The organised Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress (TUC) announced after the meeting with the Federal Government that the strike actions embarked upon by Nigerians will continue as no compromise was reached at the meeting with the Federal Governmemt over the controversial fuel increase in the country. 

Millions of Nigerians

KENNY OGUNGBE JOINS AIT BOARD OF DIRECTORS, SIGNS NEW MEDIA DEAL

KENNIS MUSIC, one of the country’s biggest record label company, has rolled out plans for the new year even as its helmsman, Kenny Ogungbe just got elevated to the position of the 24-member of the Board of Directors, DAAR Communications Plc. His appointment was endorsed at the multinational’s AGM held on Friday, December 30, 2011.

With his new position, Ogungbe, a prolific music presenter and entrepreneur, is now part of policy making of the media conglomerate which includes

FATHIA BALOGUN ROMANCES AYO ADESANYA'S EX-HUSBAND,GORIOLA HASSAN-CITY PEOPLE

Top Yoruba actress, Fathia Balogun and Goriola Hassan, ex-husband of fellow actress, Ayo Adesanya are the newest couples in town!They have been sighted together stepping out together at various events, giving room for speculations that they ignited the fire of love. 
City People magazine this week made an headline banner story of their romance.
Fathia and Gori have been going to functions together. They were both at singer, St.Janet's show together. They stepped in together

PHOTO:YORUBA ACTRESS RONKE ODUSANYA A.K.A FLAKKY IDI DOWO

Well endowned Yoruba actress, Ronke Odusanya now has a growing traffic of fans.The talented actress who has appeared in several Yoruba movies has been dating fuji musician, Wasiu Alabi Pasuma for years now. There were speculations here and there last year that the marriage plans

SUSPEND SUBSIDY REMOVAL,HOUSE OF REPS TELL JONATHAN-THE NATION

The House of Representatives has called for the suspension of the removal of the  fuel subsidy by the  federal government.

The decision was taken at a special session of the House held yesterday in Abuja.

It however set up two committees to meet with respresentatives of Labour and the federal government and monitoring of the subsidy regime.

Speaker of the House, Aminu Tambuwal said the decision of the house was in the best interest of the country.

"We have a responsibility to ensure that the government and the country is governed through due process and respect for the rule of the law" the Speaker stated