FG approves construction of hydro-power plant
Job recovery: ILO lauds G-20 leaders, urges focus
PPA refutes allegation against Orji
Edo Assembly ratifies amended 1999 Constitution
A retrivable future
Police nab car theft gang in Akwa Ibom
Physically challenged persons barricade Govt House
Saggy boobs after childbirth
Jonathan sad over Eagles bad luck in South Africa
2011: Onosode, Uduaghan seek credible election
Inter-state communal clash claims 20 in Adamawa
Gov Orji dumps PPA
LASU-Iba road: Lawmakers blame ministry, contractor
Akunyili Can’t Forget So Soon

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Dambazau damns Reps over army retirements
IN apparent deference to the intervention by members of the House of Representatives in the rancour from 79 recently retired senior military officers, Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Abdurahman Bello Dambazau, yesterday, said any senior officer retired by Army authorities who felt his rights had been infringed upon was free to go to court to seek justice.
My hubby is a chronic flirt!
My husband gets a load of kicks from flirting with other women. For the eight years we’ve been married, I’ve watched him chat up women and had countless nights anxiously waiting for him to come home from his night – crawling. Now, after his last affair where his latest girlfriend insulted me to my face in his presence, I’ve decided I can no longer live with him.
Amanah’s death, great loss to Ijaw – IMG
The Ijaw Monitoring Group has described the untimely death of the Vice-President of National Association of Ijaw Female Students, NAIFS, University of Jos Chapter, Miss Ebi Amanah, as a great loss to Ijaw students worldwide and all Niger Delta students in general.
FG laments set back in industrial sector
THE Federal Government said yesterday that the nation’s industrial sector has been experiencing major set backs since 1970s because they were largely set up on ad-hoc basis without a clearly defined pathway with definite targets and timeliness.
Delta Speaker’s sack: S’Court sets hearing date
The Supreme Court has fixed July 13, this year for definite hearing in an appeal filed by the incumbent Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon Martin Okonta, seeking to review the verdict of the Abuja Court of Appeal which removed him from office.

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