‘Nigerians are sick over poor performances in sports’
Assassination plot: Police disagree with Salisu Maikasua
I never expected much from Flying Eagles — Nwosu
Amuneke confident Eagles can still qualify
‘Over motivation produces negative performance results’
Tompolo, other militants to surrender tomorrow
Lokpobiri: A lawmaker or football administrator
Gombe blames NFF for Flying Eagles woes
2010: Galadima prays for Eagles
Oprah Winfrey celebrates Nollywood
Ikoyi bubble as Heineken sponsored Nigeria Cup holes out today
Pros eager to feel UBTH course
Woods still the world’s best golfer
Iorfa believes Lawal is an asset to Lobi
Amiesimaka, NPL mourn Ogedegbe
NPL cautions Ocean Boys
‘Rangers poised for better results’

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Steel, Beenie Man, G-xploits to Perform in Singapore
Gently swaying palm trees, the balmy sea breeze and idyllic beach setting are totally in sync with the reggae culture and music. Ahead of the first edition of Singapore Reggae Festival, different artistes across the continent had been selected to perform at the event scheduled to take place in Singapore on November 28th 2009 .
Why govt can’t deregulate now — Comrade Peter Akpatason
A recent report revealed that the Federal government has commenced negotiation with leaders of the oil workers’ unions over the planned total deregulation of the downstream sector of the petroleum industry. President of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), Comrade Peter Akpatason in a chat with Saturday Vanguard Business, speaks on this amongst other issues.
I Go Dye makes history, sells comedy tickets @50k
If a show is well packaged, Nigerians are prepared to pay as much as N50,000 to
see it. This was what Francis Agoda, popularly known as I Go Dye, has proved with his first 15 years on stage show which sold out at N50,000.
MDA’09: The Ibiams clinch star prize
Twice they were nominated for eviction. Twice they survived and came into the finals performance as supposedly underdogs with the other families apparently not giving them any chance of survival nor even posing a threat to them.
Nigeria needs $100b to get economy function — Idika Kalu
Chairman, BGL Group and former minister of Financé, Dr. Kalu Idika Kalu in a public lecture pointed out the way forward for economic growth and development as well as capital market development.

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