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FHA sells Abeokuta estate for N1.66bn
Travellers stranded on Lagos-Benin road
CNPP lauds Orji over appointment
Indomie launches ‘Stack & Win’ promo
Peak soccer moments: Sponsorship as a drive to sell a brand
Balogun accuses Oyo govt of backing criminals
Man stabs landlord to death, commits suicide
Ondo PDP okays Kayode’s appointment as minister
SEN. MARK: CBN IS STILL MISLEADING YOU!! (2)
Jonathan’s wife tasks Christians
Sealing of Edo council: Chairman calls for probe
Emordi commended over Appeal Court verdict
On the march to a pro-people military
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SubscribeThe Voice of Victoty: Breaking generational curses! (4)
There are people who are suffering today because of the evil things they did in the past. Many are under marital family curses without knowing it.
Election tribunal unseats councillor in Asaba
By Austin Ogwuda Asaba-THE Delta North Local Government Election Tribunal sitting in Asaba has nullified the election of Mr. Joseph Okonji as the winner of councillorship election in Ward 7 of Oshimili North Local Government Council held on 10 May, 2008. Mr. Charles Izuka Monyei of Accord Party had dragged Okonji of the Peoples Democratic […]
What I learnt from Pastor Adeboye – Pastor Omole
It is not every day that one comes across people who had worked in the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, and are proud to say they learnt one or two good things from the general overseer, Pastor Enoch Adeboye. For 14 years, Pastor Emmanuel Omole was in RCCG where he rose to become an area pastor before receiving the call to establish Covenant Life Christian Church, CLCC. In this interview, the senior pastor of CLCC speaks about one great thing he took from the RCCG and his new mandate.
Christians mark Palm Sunday
THIS year’s Lent – a period in the Christian calendar preceding Easter, when Christian faithful are expected to fast and pray for 40 days – which began about 32 days ago will enter its last week this Sunday with the celebration of Palm Sunday.
Easter: FG declares April 2, 5 as holidays
The Federal Government has declared Friday, 2 April (Good Friday) and Monday, 5 April (Easter Monday) as public holidays in accordance with the Christian calendar.
Anyaoku flays Senate over Constitutional amendment
Former Secretary General of the Commonwealth, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, has kicked against some proposed amendments to the 1999 Constitution by the Senate even as the former Minister for Information, Prof. Jerry Gana, advocates free, fair and credible 2011 elections where voters are allowed to decide who leads them, saying that many conflicts in Nigeria result from years of neglect and social injustice.
Zain, Bharti deal could take months to close – Chairman
The closing of the deal between Kuwaiti telecom firm Zain and India’s Bharti Airtel could take weeks or months, Zain’s chairman was quoted on Saturday as saying.
Ojudu: Why I am running for Senate
By Gbenga Ariyibi Ado Ekiti – The Managing Editor of The NEWS magazine, Mr. Babafemi Ojudu, explained yesterday why he is gunning for a senatorial seat in Ekiti State, saying most of the politicians who had represented the state in the National Assembly since 1999 have not done enough to better the lot of the […]
Ojukwu endorses Iwu’s re-appointment
LEADER of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA and Ikemba Nnewi, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, yesterday, expressed support for the reappointment of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC chairman, Professor Maurice Iwu, saying that with the outcome of the recent Anambra election showed that the INEC could conduct credible elections for the country in future […]
When N50 police bribe rocked Umuahia
Butchers and policemen in Umuahia, Abia State capital, clashed Wednesday after a cop shot at a bus killing a butcher.
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