This Day (Lagos)-One hour after the announcement of the suspension of strike by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) in response to the removal of subsidy, after the price of petrol was reviewed downwards to N97.00 from N141.00, domestic airlines were ready to airlift passengers to various destinations from the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos.

This Day (Lagos)-The agenda for today's meeting, THISDAY learnt, would be on two issues - deregulation and the declaration of state of emergency in 15 local government areas in four states.

This Day (Lagos)-Lawyers Saturday cautioned organised labour against going ahead with the proposed nationwide strike from tomorrow in view of the restraining order by the National Industrial Court.

This Day (Lagos)-President Goodluck Jonathan has ordered the investigation into the lorry load of arms and ammunition intercepted in Ghana, which were allegedly destined for Nigeria.

This Day (Lagos)-Nigeria may have already missed the 7 per cent projected Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth target of the Federal Government, owing to the ongoing nationwide strike, which entered its fifth day last Friday; experts have concluded.

This Day (Lagos)-A day after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) was invited by Petroleum Minister, Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke, to investigate subsidy payments, the anti-graft agency has swooped on the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), taking away documents.

This Day (Lagos)-Attempt by the Federal Government to break the ranks of labour is beginning to yield positive results as some industrial unions are already considering backing out of the planned nationwide strike action which is scheduled to commence January 9.

Madalla was marked for death - as it were. Over three months ago, five Christians were killed by suspected Boko Haram members but the story went virtually unreported in the media and the police authorities kept it under wraps.

This Day (Lagos)-The ice has finally been broken between labour unions and the Federal Government over the removal of fuel subsidy with a meeting scheduled for this evening, THISDAY can report.

As indigenous oil firm Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum Company (YFP) continues in its quest to commence oil production from its Aje field , in Oil Mining Lease 113, one of its joint venture partners Chevron Nigeria Deepwater H Limited, a subsidiary of US oil giant Chevron Corporation, has moved to sell its stake in the oil block, THISDAY (Lagos) reported Sunday.