No country can dictate to Nigeria – Mark
Only military can conduct free, fair polls in Nigeria—Iwu
FG disclaims Reps’ report on Nigerians on death row
THE PROPOSED PETROLEUM INDUSTRY BILL (PIB): Some matters arising
‘Fashola has been here’
Morocco, thou shall not steal
Community sends SOS to govt on water shortage
Goje’s Judgement
Right of Reply : You can’t de-brand Dora
Youthbank’s micro-business incubator for launch
Vandals blow up Utorogun NGC gasline
Benin monarch lauds micro-finance banks’ initiatives
Rangers advertise Chukwu’s job
Idowu Relaxed Over Berlin Chances
Cheetah Man’ Crawford looking to give Bolt a shock
Gail Devers

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Ekiti North Senatorial Re-run: Another PDP, AC battle royale
WITH barely a year and half to the next general elections, controversy lingers in Ekiti State over the 2007 poll. The dust raised remains thick as a part of the state returns to polling centres tomorrow.
Victory for Linford Christie’s niece as she becomes first black Miss England
LINFORD Christie’s niece is on track for Olympic fame AND the Miss World crown. Gorgeous Rachel Christie, 20 who trains with gold medallist Linford, 49 is tipped to represent Britain in 2012 as a 400m sprinter and heptathlete.
Amnesty programme: Militants still cynical, lock up armoury
IF information from the designated arms collection centres in the six states of the Niger-Delta, where penitent militants were supposed to turn in their weapons, register, take the oath of renunciation and receive the presidential amnesty is anything to go by, then, the Federal Government has a problem in its hands, despite the official grandstanding to the contrary, as militants are still holding back the arms in their various camps.
Unearthing Our Heroes (24 Years After FIFA U-16)
NDUKA Ugbade is becoming a fading memory. How many remember that he was the only person to lift the FIFA U-16 trophy as high as nervousness could permit, that cold night, 24 years ago in China? After that edition, FIFA changed the competition to U-17, Nigeria was also the only winner of the FIFA U-16 competition.
Legends made, barriers broken – Berlin’s storied athletics tradition
As the athletics world prepares to descend upon Berlin for the 12th IAAF World Championships in Athletics (15-23 Aug) it’s appropriate to take a quick overview of the German capital’s rich athletics history in which some of the sports greatest legends were made, and numerous significant barriers broken.

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