Winning the war of prayer! (3)
When you keep on sleeping with the ‘enemy’!
Id-El-fitri : Sustain ideals of Ramadan, Niger gov tasks moslems
2011: Group begins search for God-fearing leadership
Niger Delta Christians resort to prayers
Why I’m not afraid of Mimiko — Agagu
Id-El-fitri : Sacrifice for Nigeria, PPA urges Muslims
MASSOB begins 10-yr anniversary actvities
Child Rights Act: Activist tasks govts on enforcement
LG spends N200m on infrastructure in Abia
Anambra 2010 : Gov Obi picks Umeh’s APGA form
Cocaine in roasted chicken!……NDLEA nab three suspects
Police reads riot act as Ondo bye election holds today
How lady fell victim to robbery gang at Orile
Senate demands suspension of transfer of GAT to Bi-Courtney
US has the right to reject him, says Olanipekun (SAN)
FG denies N50b budget for militants

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Amaechi asks UK to reverse anti Niger Delta travel policy
The Rivers State Government has appealed to the British Government to reverse its travel advice policy banning trips to the Niger Delta axis by its citizens.
Nigerian soldiers in Darfur express disappointment
Nigerian soldiers and policemen who are currently on peace mission in Darfur, Sudan are down cast.
They believe that the United Nations under which platform they went for the Mission is not founded on justice, equity and fairness as long as its activities are based on favouritism in the region.
On the move again, Aondokaa again, US back again
Women! Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Honourable Member of the House of Representatives and former (?) media personality, led the chorus and the whole house joined in.
Dede breaks silence!
I won’t get married again. I don’t need it. I have children.
Tompolo Tackles Abbe,
The Gbaramatu visit was not about Tompolo alone, the team visited the Pere (traditional ruler), His Royal Majesty Godwin Bebenimibo, a retired police officer, whose palace was razed by the JTF during the aborted Cordon and Search operation in his kingdom, Rivers warlord, Ateke Tomi and had a session with a group of six militants willing to surrender their arms at Osubi Airport, Osubi before proceeding to the creeks.

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