The amnesty, then what?
Senator Ita Giwa holds pre-carnival luncheon
Owie warns against PTI for Kaduna
Amnesty committee to hire psychiatrists for militants
Germany, Israel, Egypt reject Okah for treatment
Elders give terms for peace in N-Delta
Nigerian stars vote Jackson greatest musician ever
Presbyterian Church scores democracy low in Nigeria
Impeachment dangles over Delta council boss
NOUN okays FMC Bida for nursing degree
Two Nigerians, 4 others die in London tower fire
‘C.C. Onoh was an unusual landlord’
Octogenarian couple formalises marriage 55 years after
Somali 10: We saw hell for 303 days

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The master key to triumph!
Many people want to triumph in their businesses, careers and in the affairs of life, but they are quite ignorant of what it takes to do so. Some think of succeeding through short-cuts, not knowing that such short-cuts lead to dead-ends. Others feel they can triumph by cutting corners and playing pranks! These are not the ways to sincerely triumph in the affairs of life.
When your man has no qualms about ‘borrowing’ from you!
IT’S often said that you never know a partner until you live together. For almost two years, Deola and Cletus not only courted, they lived in each other’s flat. When Cletus eventually proposed marriage, Deola had no problems whatsoever accepting to be his wife.
My pains, my regrets, by Alamieyeseigha (2)
I did 200metres rope climbing to the top of a platform once. It was suicidal. When the boys heard that the Governor-General had arrived, they stopped what they were doing. How many have I not done? You don’t pay ransom – ransom for what? They released the hostages. What makes you think that you are more Niger Deltan than me?
2010 World Cup: Nsofor, Etuhu keep hope alive
Super Eagles duo of Victor Obinna Nsofor and Dickson Etuhu have assured Nigerians that the Super Eagles will qualify for the 2010 World Cup ticket in South Africa next year.
Don’t let Tunis draw get into your heads, Aminu cautions Eagles
Former Super Eagles defender, Abdul Aminu has advised the technical crew of the Super Eagles not to relent after the goalless draw against the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia which has brought back the country’s qualification hope for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

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