Award or not, my life comes first – Bimbo Akintola
I define my roles in movies – Khabira Khafidipe
Deltans need to pay tax regularly – Joel Onowakpo
Clergy, 4others drown in Soakaway pit
Principals, teachers risk sack over exam malpractice
My wife has no political ambition – Shekarau
Osun: LG leaders accuse PDP of bias
CAN vows to work for free, fair elections in Abia
NESREA sues MTN for Environmental Act violation
Delta doctors task FG on electoral reforms
Concession coal, ECCIMA urges FG
Another toxic waste vessel arrested in Lagos
SERAP petitions FG over killings of Nigerians in Libya
Corps member dies after partying
Understanding the Israelis
Nigerians may revolt — Soludo

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$27m property: Otudeko files fresh suit against Zain
Mr. Oba Otudeko, Chairman, First Bank of Nigeria Plc, and his firm, Broad Communications, have re-filed a suit before a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, against the directors of Zain, Nigeria’s mobile telecommunication firm, challenging the directors’ decision to lease a $27million property in Banana Island, Ikoyi, Lagos for use as its (Zain) headquarters.
Hello, ban on unregistered phones takes effect
The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has ordered mobile phone operators not to activate new phone lines until their users’ private details have been collected under new measures to gather personal information of all telecoms subscribers in the country.
Afren Oil takes over Black Marlin Energy
An oil firm, Afren Nigeria Plc, has acquired Black Marlin Energy Holdings Ltd, a move that sees it acquiring all of the issued and yet-to-be issued share capital of the latter.
Keyamo vs Martins: Court gives verdict today
Lagos lawyer, Mr. Festus Keyamo and the National Chairman of Police Equipment Foundation, PEF, Chief Kenny Martins will today, at an Abuja High Court, know their fate over their lingering legal tussle on prosecutorial power on criminal matters.
Obasanjo, his many critics and apologists
To me and others of my thinking, theformer President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo would always remain an enigmatic personality – confusing to many Nigerians but more perplexing to himself. He might easily wear the coronet of a split personality with bundle of contradictions.

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