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Police kill two robbery suspects
Avoid Onigbinde’s mistake, Ikpeba tells Lagerback
Dying Bazuaye: Fashola intervenes
Nigeria extradites Al-Qaeda suspect
Kalu tasks Lagerback on Kanu
Ndanusa wants another foreign coach for Badminton
Thank God we didn’t hire Shehata, Ogufere screams
Neseabageyi vows to capture world title to honour Delta
Ekeji to declare open coaches’ seminar
MTN/Lagos Polo: Police Bombers, Caverton pick final tickets
Eagles depart for Niamey without Amodu
Politicians, group fight over council chief
Mba, Onigbinde retain FIFA appointments
Okpe Council budgets N1.9bn for 2010
EPZ: Koko community head backs youths’ demand
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SubscribeEruotor eyes DTHA, urges support for Uduaghan
Mr. Steve Eruotor has declared his intention to contest for the Delta State House of Assembly in next year’s election.
Addressing community leaders at Okpara town, Eruotor thanked people of the council area for their immense contribution to the development of the area.
NDDC, NIW train 3,000 welders
The Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, and the Nigerian Institute of Welding, NIW, have partnered to train over 3,000 competent welders in the Niger Delta for the next three years.
Experts worry over low broadband use at eWorld forum
At the end of a capacity building eWorld forum held last week in Lagos, stakeholders in the Nigerian ICT industry were worried over snail speed of broadband penetration across the nation, saying that for Nigeria to leap-frog into global economy and compete favourably, deeper and wider broadband penetration across the country is very imperative for the challenges ahead.
CeBIT 2010: German police to use open source Navit navigation
At the just concluded 2010 edition of Cebit trade exhibition held in Hannover, Germany, the German district of Brandenburg was trialling the open source Navit car navigation system for its Police System
Long night calls can impair hearing, Expert
Since the introduction of free late night calls by the GSM operators, many Nigerians, especially youths take advantage of the offer to stay in touch with friends and acquaintances, often for long periods at a time during the night.
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