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Latest Updates from Leadership Newspaper Not displaying correctly? [Try the web version.]( FEB 18 [Leadership Newspaper] News Catchup Tinubu-Ojo Warns LASG Against Demolition Of Markets Piqued by the frequent displacement of traders in Lagos State cause by demolition of markets, the Iyaloja General, Mrs. Folashade Tinubu-Ojo on Thursday urged the state government to stop demolition of markets within the state or… [Read more »]( 100% Solution To Premature Ejaculation, Weak Erection, watery sperm And Other Sexual Dysfunctions It doesn’t matter if you’re hitting the rights spots or not – if you last only 30 seconds there’s no way your partner is going to have orgasms. simple and short. This article will tell you… [Read more »]( Poor Power Supply: How To Begin To Address It The expectation from privatisation in 2013 was that electricity supply in the country would be more stable. However, Nigerians have witnessed more supply volatility and increase in electricity tariffs which are not commensurate to any sustained… [Read more »]( In Nigeria, Looting Is The Name Of The Game These days, if my cell phone rings 10 times, you can be sure that seven times, the guy on the other side has a problem waiting for me to solve. I don’t get fooled anymore if… [Read more »]( SEC Probes 5 Firms, 17 Stockbrokers Over Shares Fraud, Impersonation In its bid to sanitise the capital market, the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) has probed a total of six dealing member firms and 17 stockbrokers over unauthorised sales of investors’ shares and impersonation between January,… [Read more »]( Appeal Court Declares Sherrif PDP Chairman The Court of Appeal sitting in Port Harcourt has affirmed the emergence of Senator Ali Modu Sheriff as the national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The court also nullified the May 21, 2016 national… [Read more »]( Unemployment: More Nigerians Resort To Menial Jobs For Survival The increasing rate of unemployment, coupled with the biting economic hardship in the country, has forced most jobless Nigerians, including those who had been retrenched from reputable organisations into doing menial jobs just to survive, LEADERSHIP… [Read more »]( Give Customers N375/$ For School Fees, Medicals, CBN Directs Banks As part of efforts to ease the mounting foreign exchange challenges in the country, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will soon increase the disbursement of forex to meet demands for payment of school fees for… [Read more »]( Pakistan: Seeing Is Believing I had mixed feelings not long ago when I received an invitation to visit Pakistan. The invitation came from the Institute of Strategic Studies, Islamabad. I must confess my knowledge of the country was dominated by… [Read more »]( Safety Rules For Children – Conclusion The Revised Highway Code recommends that children should not sit in the front seat. It says that Children less than 12 months old must ride in a rear facing car seat fixed at the back seat… [Read more »]( Forward to a friend Know someone who might be interested in our daily digest? [Forward this email]( their way and help spread the word. Daily Column [In Nigeria, Looting Is The Name Of The Game]( by By Tony Okoroji These days, if my cell phone rings 10 times, you can be sure that seven times, the guy on the other side has a problem waiting for me to solve.… [Read more »]( Editorial [Poor Power Supply: How To Begin To Address It]( The expectation from privatisation in 2013 was that electricity supply in the country would be more stable. However, Nigerians have witnessed more supply volatility and increase in electricity tariffs which… [Read more »]( Ghana Must Go Received this from a friend? [Subscribe]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Google+]( [RSS Feed]( [1px] Leadership Newspapers Group Limited Head Office: 27 Ibrahim Tahir Lane, Off Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Way, Utako District, Abuja. Postal: P.O. Box 9514, Garki II, Abuja. Telephone: +234(0)92910338, +234(0)92910336 | Online Advert: +234 8061200000 Lagos Office: 34/36 Adegbola Street, Anifowose, Off Oba Akran, Ikeja - Lagos State Lagos Office Number: +234(0)8033773809 You’re receiving this newsletter because you’ve subscribed to our newsletter Not interested anymore? [Unsubscribe instantly.](