Elechi fingers lawmaker in plot to replace him
‘First Bank, Ecobank merger talks resume soon’
CPP, CRPP differ on Oshiomhole’s performance
Kwara 2011: Tension over who succeeds Saraki
Two Insurance MDs sacked, more to go
Virgin Nigeria Airways now Nigerian Eagle Airlines
Benin herbalists,chiefs caught for human trafficking
NLC backs ASUU on strike
Anambra 2010: APGA crisis deepens
N30bn of our N70bn loan portfolio went to Transcorp, says Union Bank
Lagos vows to recover illegally occupied public spaces
Is Change Nigeria possible mission?
U-20 WORLD CUP: CAN SIASIA WIPE OUR TEARS?
2010 World Cup:Amusa Shittu carpets NFF, Amodu
‘Why we want to change Nigeria’
Ebong, Nwosu, Obieri, Enuha freed on bail
Police arrest kidnappers, rescue 10-yr-old victim

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INC, Presidential c’ttee urge militants to accept amnesty
THE Ijaw National Congress (INC) and Presidential Committee on Amnesty yesterday called for a halt to militancy in the Niger-Delta, saying militants have eloquently made the point on marginalization and deprivation of the region and now was the time for peace.
Gani’s fake fans
Since the great Gani Fawehinmi passed away, the pages of newspapers have been filled to the brim with complimentary comments about his impressive personality, his lofty principles, his formidable intellect and his considerable achievements.
Atiku ‘ll contest 2011 presidency – AC
…calls for Iwu’s removal By Chris Ochayi ABUJA – The Action Congress (AC) yesterday declared that the former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar will contest for the 2011 Presidential elections on its platform. National youth leader of the party, Mr. Timi Frank who stated this in Abuja, said Atiku will soon unfold his agenda and […]
On line with Stephen Keshi
IT was interesting talking to Stephen Keshi in a long telephone chat five days after Tunisia held Nigeria to a 2-2 draw in Abuja.
Niger Delta: The impending military assault
For instance, the Ijaw territory was the center of commerce – renown for its trade in ivory, palm oil, and other natural resources. It was also a center of the African Atlantic slave trade. And for a period in its history, it had an independent diplomatic relations with European powers.

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