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Today’s major headlines (Tuesday, March 24, 2015)

  • Obama calls for peaceful, free and fair elections
  • Court restrains FG from deploying military for elections
  • Six Rivers Commissioners may defect to PDP
  • Amaechi’s allegation against me laughable, says Patience Jonathan
  • Mark excited by approval of National Conference Report by FEC
  • Buhari : I will make naira equal to the dollar
  • Jonathan launches $1.5 billion Development Bank of Nigeria
  • APC accuses Jonathan of spending N1 trillion on campaigns
  • LASU closed down indefinitely
  • ECOWAS calls for free, fair, credible elections
  • Abdulsalami, Ukiwe, Kukah, others take campaign on anti-hate speech to PDP
  • Jonathan, Buhari, others to participate in UniAbuja debate on Wednesday
  • Nigeria’s rating downdrade threatens bond rally
  • PDP, APC exchange barbs over hate videos, campaign spending
  • Saudi official : Oil price unlikely to rebound
  • Ghanaian president expresses satisfaction with elections plans
  • Obasanjo asks court to vacate order on his autobiography
  • Lamorde : EFCC cleared Soludo of currency notes fraud allegation
  • FCMB records 38% profit growth , declares 25 kobo dividend
  • Ikeja DISCO blames worsening power supply on low allocation
  • Nigerians generate 2,500 MW from diesel, petrol, kerosene, says NNPC
  • Shagari appeals to politicians to give peace a chance, shun violence
  • Ballot papers arrive states tomorrow
  • Nigeria, others, have world’s worst energy access – Report
  • Bird flu hits 18 states – Adesina
  • Jonathan campaigners storm property market with dollars
  • 63.2 million Nigerians lack potable water
  • Agric, capacity building entrepreneurs lead in Elumelu’s $100 million programme
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