Finacle fetches award for CWG’s ExpertEdge
He wants to know how many men I’ve slept with
Emodi and the battle for Anambra North
Software: Forum tasks graduates on employment
Access on mobile phone, future of epayment — eTranzact
Nigeria not yet Africa’s giant, says Sokoto REC
Aganga, Fashola for CIBN, NES forum on national budget
Suswam advises politicians to stop violence
NOA deploys 3,000 monitors for elections
Alleged forgery: Detained Ogun PDP stalwarts get bail
Keke NAPEP: Kpakol’s action lawless – Aturu
Tragedy mars Buhari’s rally in Kano
EFCC arraigns 3 Chinese over oil pipeline vandalization
Siasia’s formation challenges Yobo
Oshiomhole’s aide’s mother kidnapped

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Legalisation of abortion ‘ll not get my support, says Ngige
ACTION Congress of Nigeria, ACN, senatorial candidate for Anambra Central, Dr. Chris Ngige, has assured the Christian community in Anambra State that he was not going to the National Assembly to support the legalisation of abortion, even as he pledged quality representation.
Maigari, Umeh weigh options for Siasia
President of Nigeria Football Federation Aminu Maigari and his vice Chief Mike Umeh rose from their seats and almost simultaneously said “we have won but we still have a lot of work to do.”
I’m back for good, Ike Uche roars
Real Zaragoza of Spain’s Ikechukwu Uche, who scored two goals in the Super Eagles 4-0 trouncing of Ethiopia in a 2012 African Cup of Nations qualifier weekend at the Abuja Natioonal Stadium, has said that it was mind-blowing for him to return to national team action with a bang.
Presidential debate: Utomi, Dara, Ndok unveil plans
THE the National Election Debate Group and Broadcasting of Nigeria, NEDG/BON presidential debate lived up to its billing, Tuesday, with three presidential candidates – Prof. Pat Utomi, Dr John Dara and Mrs Ebiti Ndok mounting the podium to answer a series of questions on what they would do if elected.
Guild of Editors condemns spate of political intolerance, pre-election violence
The Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) has condemned the spate of political intolerance and pre-election violence in the country and bemoaned the near passivity of security operatives in proactively policing and actual apprehension of culprits.

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