Below are the headlines found on The Punch Online Newspaper for today, Thursday, 28 September, 2017.

Reps' repressive NGO regulatory bill
Thu, 28 Sep 2017
THE ongoing bid by the House of Representatives to regulate activities of Non-Governmental Organisations and Civil Society represents the latest in a series of efforts by overbearing lawmakers to muffle critical voices of opposition and cow the public into submission. The draft bill, which has already passed its Second Reading, depicts a parliament bent on []
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PDP's return in 2019 won't be easy 'Ex-ministers
Thu, 28 Sep 2017
Olusola Fabiyi, Abuja Two former ministers, who served in the Peoples Democratic Party-controlled Federal Government, have declared that it will not be easy for the party to return to power in 2019. The two former ministers are a former Minister of Police Affairs, Mallam Maina Maziri, and a former Minister of Women Affairs, Hajia Zainab []
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57 marriage registrars storm court in case against FG
Thu, 28 Sep 2017
Oladimeji Ramon Marriage registrars from the 57 local government areas and local council development areas of Lagos State on Wednesday stormed the Federal High Court in Lagos for the hearing of a suit challenging the power of the Federal Ministry of Interior to solemnise and register marriages. The 57 marriage registrars appeared before Justice Chuka []
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How corruption keeps Nigerians in darkness
Thu, 28 Sep 2017
Oladimeji Ramon In May 2015, a Lagos-based lawyer, Toluwani Adebiyi, dragged the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission to court, seeking an order baring the commission from increasing electricity tariff until every household in the country enjoys at least 18 hours of uninterrupted power supply on a daily basis. The lawyer, in his suit, complained bitterly about []
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