Fashola donates 3-bedroom flats to families of 2 slain journalists
Electricity workers insist on strike Monday
Banking reforms: I’ll do it again, says Sanusi
VP: Senate waits on Presidency
Lagerback ‘ll crash if •••, Toro
Lawal hails Utaka’s inclusion in Eagles
Sacked Delta Speaker asks S’Court to reinstate him
Supporters Club shops for N120 million
Ogbulafor resigns
Lagerback appoints another assistant
Heartland in tough Champions League draw
TomTom Super Eagles road show excites Lagos, Ibadan
Report to NFA or…, JP warns players
The media, post amnesty and the 1999 constitution

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These Eagles can’t get to quarter-finals!
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Nigerian Monthly Law Reports launched in Lagos
By Innocent Anaba The Nigerian Monthly Law Reports, NMLR, first published in 1964, but suspended publications in 1976, this week hit the bookshops. NMLR, which was also Nigeria’s first wholly privately-owned law reports, was the leading Nigerian law reports and earned a reputation as Nigeria’s foremost scholarly law reports. The founding editors of the NMLR […]

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