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Al-Qaeda trained, provided explosives to Nigerian bomber — Obama
Happier days are coming to Anambra — Andy Uba
APGA vows to resist rigging of February 6 Anambra guber poll
Anambra : Olukoya warns politicians
Bomb suspect may not have begun trip in Ghana
Anglican Primate Akinola extols Ooni’s virtues
Issues that’ll shape 2010 and why
Counting the cost of Abdulmultalab’s botched suicide mission

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Delta lawmaker gives birth to triplets
THE member representing Aniocha South Consti-tuency in Delta State House of Assembly, Mrs. Onyemaechi Mrakpor, has given birth to a set of triplets.
2009: How the Nigeria police fared
IN the year ended 2009, the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) like every other security agency was faced with the usual immediate challenges of protecting life and property, detecting and preventing the commission of crimes. And like every other year, the force could neither be said to have fared well nor performed abysmally.
Students move against electoral violence
By Vincent Ujumadu  AWKA—ANAMBRA State students in the country’s tertiary institutions have vowed to resist any attempt to use them as thugs during the forthcoming governorship election in the state. Rising from a meeting in Awka, the students observed that they had been used by unscrupulous politicians to rig elections over the years, adding that […]
TUC demands living wage for workers
By Victor Ahiuma-Young LAGOS — UMBRELLA body for senior staff associations in the country, the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria,TUC, yesterday said Nigerian workers went through severe difficulties and hardships in 2009 and demanded for a living wage to lessen the hardships faced by Nigerian workers. TUC in a new year message to Nigerians especially […]
Angola: Eagles will play under less pressure, Adepoju
Super Eagles coach Shaibu Amodu during the week trimmed down his 32-man list to 24 ahead of the team’s departure to Durban, South Africa, where the team would prepare for the Nations Cup in Angola which kicks off on January 10th 2010.

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