Group faults appointment of INEC’s Acting Chair
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Senator makes case for Urhobos in 2011 Delta guber
How N100,000 changed the life of a street barber
Tsiga urges corps members to become self employed
2011: Northern politicians meet in Abuja for IBB
LP embarks on massive membership drive
My Kalakuta Diary (2)
2011: Igbo leaders speak on rotational presidency
PDP CHAIR: Hurdle for Anyim
Many do not get companionship in marriage
2011: PDP set to dump zoning

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N5.2bn Scam: Elumelu, Ugbane know fate at trial court June 24
Justice Adebukola Banjoko of an Abuja high court sitting in Gudu, yesterday, fixed June 24, to decide the merit of separate applications filed before her by former Senate Committee Chairman on Power, Sen. Nicholas Yahaya Ugbane and his House of Rep. counterpart, Hon. Godwin Ndudi Elumelu, asking her to hands-off their criminal trial.
IGBEKE Vs EMORDI: Constituency asks Senate to wait for court
AS Chief Alphonsus Igbeke gets set to be sworn in next week as the senator representing Anambra North Senatorial zone in place of Senator Joy Emordi who has been representing the zone since 2007, the people of the area are insisting that there is need for the judicial process on the matter to be exhausted before the Senate takes final decision on the issue.
MR. President: It’s what you do
We are already in the critical stage of the election year when people make up their minds to contest or not. It usually is a period of great distraction for those who want to perform, and of course a time for absenteeism by unscrupulous political office holders.
Is sex starvation best protest against your spouse?
Sex is like a lubricant in every marriage. Statistics have shown that most marriages break up because they lack good sex. The figure also shows that most marriages would have weathered other storms if their sex lives were okay.
Encomiums as Udoji is laid to rest
IT was encomiums galore as the remains of late Chief Jerome Udoji, whose committee’s recommendation for reforms in the civil service led to the famous Udoji Award of 1974 that uplifted the standard of living of the country’s civil servants, was yesterday laid to rest in his country home at Ozubulu in Ekwusigo Local Government Area of Anambra State.

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