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They Labour, They Lament
Ghana dazzle in Abuja, hold Falcons
2011: ANOTHER BUDGET OF DESPAIR – 2
Revisiting Orkar’s map of Nigeria
Enugu: How Chime charmed voters
As Customs Service nurtures economic growth
Why Buhari lost
Why FG must probe post-election violence- Wale Oke
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SubscribeKaduna govt raises alarm over huge cache of illegal arms
The Kaduna State Government said yesterday that there was a huge cache of illegal arms in the state, expressing grave concern over the development.
Delta Police nabs soldier, 4 ex-militants with firearms
FOUR formermilitants and one Army Corporal, were, yesterday, arrested by police anti-patrol team along Warri/Sapele Road with firearms.
May Day: Govs make promises on workers welfare
AS workers across the country mark the workers day, Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala has advised the Governor-elect in Oyo State, Senator Abiola Ajimobi to ensure that he implements the welfare workers package he met on ground.
Police Inspector shot dead by robbers in Enugu
A Police Inspector attached to Enugu State Police Command, Mr. Elias Ikpo, was shot dead last Saturday by a gang of armed robbers operating along Enugu-Onitsha highway.
How Jang redefined the equation on the Plateau
NOT unexpectedly, incumbent Governor of Plateau State, Jonah David Jang coasted home to victory for a second term of four years in Tuesday’s governorship election. He polled 823,536 to defeat his closest rival, his deputy, Pauline Tallen who flew the banner of the Labour Party and polled 494,975 votes.
Protests in Delta: Police warn trouble makers
DELTA State Police Command, weekend, warned those planning to cause trouble in the state as a result of their dissatisfaction with the outcome of the April 26, governorship poll, that any act of lawlessness would be visited with the full weight of the law
Poverty Eradication in Nigeria through Agriculture and Enterprise Revolution Part 1
The story of Nigerian agriculture is best read between the lines of its political history. Africa’s most populous nation had an overwhelmingly agricultural economy during the hundred years spent under British colonial rule since 1860, and well into the first decade after its independence.
Oyo: Report any hasty withdrawal, Ajimobi warns civil servants, bankers
OYO State Governor-elect, Senator Abiola Ajimobi has warned civil servants, banks and other stakeholders in the state to be vigilant and report any hasty withdrawal from the state treasury.
7 die in Kogi auto-crash
SEVEN persons were Sunday burnt to death in a ghastly auto accident at the Itobe Federal Highways in Okungboda town, Ofu Local Government Areas of Kogi State.
How son retired Oloye from Kwara politics
The outcome of the gubernatorial election in Kwara State and indeed all the other elections of 2011 took many by surprise.
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