Day protesters stormed Ikeja for Fashola
Why we want mental arithmetic in primary education – Prof Ale
Musings on the Andy Uba challenge
12 Anambra guber candidates adopt ADC’s Nwosu
Plateau NUJ flays harassment by security agents
Council enacts by-law on girl-child education
Gov Suswam tasks Nigerians on unity
Japan donates transmitter to FRCN
Anambrans abroad back INEC on poll results
FUT Minna expels 5 students for alleged rape
Yoruba were in Jos before Hausa — Kaze
Johnson-Sirleaf lauds Nigeria’s role in Liberia
Okorie’s faction dumps APGA for AC
Anambra poll : Police ‘ll be neutral — Onovo
Senate rejects retirement benefits for presiding officers
400 ex-militants protest alleged abandonment
Security agents chase away EDSOPADEC staff from office

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I didn’t blow up Shell pipeline, say Ex-militant leader, John Togo
EX-MILITANT leader, John Togo, has said there was no truth in the allegation that militants blew up a pipeline belonging to Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) in Bayelsa State, a claim the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger-Delta (MEND) also debunked yesterday.
We, the bloodied civilians
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Nigeria’s crisis deepening, ICG warns
The political and security situations in Nigeria could deteriorate rapidly in the near future, unless the country speedily returns to a clear constitutional track, the International Crisis Group, ICG, a global conflict prevention think-tank, has warned. In a commentary jointly authored by ICG President, Louise Arbour and its Nigerian board member, Ayo Obe, titled “Leaderless […]
Yar’Adua: MEND warns, asks govt to do the right thing
LEADER of the infamous Suicide Squad, South Wing of the militant Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND, Selky Kie Torughedi, also known as General Young Shall Grow, has warned officials of government to “do the right thing†with regards to the continued absence of President Umaru Yar’Adua or face an increase in violence and mayhem in the Niger Delta.
Go now, media chiefs tell Yar’Adua
MEDIA stakeholders in the nation have asked President Umaru Yar’Adua to cede power to Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan or resign within seven days.

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