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Nigerians need God to survive – Dada
CAN appeals to Lagosians
Be more prayerful, Makinde urges Nigerians
2011 polls: PDP lawmakers may join APGA
List of repentant militants threatens amnesty deal
Ekiti PDP boss lauds National Assembly on Jonathan
Sacked Edo council chiefs: Oshiomhole lauds Reps for shunning motion
NDDC MD reads riot act to contractors
Chad, Senegal, Gabon envoys okay Anambra poll
FG vows to resuscitate textile industries
Campaign of calumny: Who is after Jonathan?
Face of Africa: Why I won the prize, by Lukando
Open letter to Mrs. Jonathan
Jonathan faces first real test

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With Fame Corp, artistes will earn more, says Tee Mac
Tee Mac Omatshola Iseli, MFR, a renowned flutist opens up on the activities of Fame Corp., a body incorporated by concerned entertainment egg heads to ensure that the Nigerian artistes get paid the right fees. He also speaks on how the body was formed and other burning issues especially as it concerns the entertainment industry. Read on.
Presidency: North to commence eight-year tenure in 2011, says Owie
Senator Roland Owie is a former chief whip of the Senate. He is currently the leader of the Action Congress (AC) in Edo State. In this interview, he expresses support for the decision of the National Assembly to empower Dr Goodluck Jonathan as acting president and calls for the dissolution of the Federal Executive Council with a view to appointing fresh hands that would assist Jonathan move the nation forward. Excerpts:
Acting President: How far can Jonathan go?
After the hoopla for all of 78 days about Nigeria’s vacuous presidency, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was penultimate Tuesday empowered to act as President by the National Assembly. That action may have cooled the temperature in the polity but there are new concerns.
A sea of faces
It is easy to be lost in a sea of faces, to be surrounded by people who make so much noise that you become deaf to the isolating emptiness that is just beneath the surface. I admire the people with busting social diaries and address books as much as I pity them. Where interactions with our fellow men are concerned we sometimes forget to test for depth of feeling, preferring to enjoy the surface glitter.
Obasanjo was a strong president, says ABC Nwosu
PROFESSOR A.B.C NWOSU served as political adviser to former President Olusegun Obasanjo and later as minister of health under the same administration.

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