G20 split on imbalance indicators, monetary policy
Woolworths considers opportunities in Nigeria, Angola
$450 suger mill for Kogi
Mother and daughter perish in petrol fire accident
Kidnappers abduct town union executives in Imo
A party’s new agenda
How we’re transforming insurance sub-sector, by Fola Daniel
Kwarans have come of age
Fashola faults FG’s policy to unban imported items
Court-reinstated Bayelsa dep gov set to resume
In Oyo, Akala’s war to break jinx rages
World Cup: Okocha calls for equal support for Falcons
Alaibe flags off campaign, promises to be servant-leader
Islamic banking ’ll benefit Nigeria’s economy – Prof Ekpo
PIB: Letter to Jonathan, Mark & Bankole
Those who want to flee when I take over are free – Buhari
Traditional council commend Oyo caretaker chairman

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Group defends Daniel’s absence at Jonathan’s S/W rally
MKO Abiola Resurgence Group is defending Ogun State Governor Gbenga Daniel’s absence at the launch of the South-West campaign of President Goodluck Jonathan on the grounds of the unfair treatment of the governor on the state PDP crisis.
Opposition blames Abia’s woes on PDP
ABIA State chapter of the opposition group, CNPP, has blamed the problem of underdevelopment of the state on the ruling PDP, saying the group wishes the party dead as it has left the state worse than it met it.
Chukwu kicks against dropping of ‘old’players in Eagles
Former Super Eagles coach Christian Chukwu has told current national team coach, Samson Siasia to base his selection of players on fitness rather age as Nigerians clamour for the drop of old players from the team.
Rallying for Olurin
As early as 9 a.m. last Tuesday, the Ilaro venue of the political rally organized by the elders of the Ogun West Senatorial District for the governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ogun State, Chief Adetunji Olurin, was filled with a crowd of party supporters and people of the area who trooped out in celebration of a dream about to be fulfilled.
The example of Egypt
The swell of public anger rose so high in the last three weeks in Egypt, it sustained the push for what many now call the “Egyptian Revolution.” The protests and the popular movement ousted President Hosni Mubarak who had led Egypt under the emergency law since the assassination of Anwar Sadat on October 6, 1981.

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