Samsung, UAC, others endorse TAVA awards
Beyonce’s dad sues Live Nation over false theft accusation
Smart Products Nigeria posts N24.102 turnover
Naecto C’s album release party holds in New York
Kanye West and Jay-Z reveal official tracklisting
Olympic Eagles’ dream not over, says Eguma
Benue House indicts commissioner nominee of fraud
ASUU threatens to go on strike
NSF: Gen Okaro hails Rivers over good organisation
Ghana denies using Juju against Dream Team V
Kumasi win: Eagles squandered their chances – Adams
Fallen petrol tanker shuts down Apapa-Oshodi expressway

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RICHEST AFRICAN: Adenuga or Dangote?
WHO is richer, Mike Adenuga or Aliko Dangote? a debate from Forbes making the round in economic circles asks.
Chukwu offers solution to Falcons’ poor World Cup record
Former Super Eagles coach and now a member of NFF technical committee, Christian Chukwu, has said that the Falcons will do better in the future if there is proper handling of female football in the country.
After Redeemed Church, my first missionary job was discouraging
Moving from the Redeemed Christian Church of God to Trinity House was very tough and challenging. It was like starting all over again but we trust God for his grace.
20 cultists arrested for forcing girls into lesbianism
THE Nigerian Army, Friday, paraded twenty cultists who allegedly forced some female students to have sex with themselves
LAGOS FLOODS: Residents, Senate blame Fashola, Jonathan
When the heavens opened up last Sunday, sending floods all over the Lagos metropolis and beyond, no government presence came to the succour of the victims except some muted press statement from Governor Babatunde Fashola’s government. It is doubtful if they even knew that in such cases, the various governments and institutions come to the aid of the victims. It rained for 17 hours.
Home where ‘miracle babies’ were delivered
It was easylocating Nurse Maternity Home in Port-Harcourt where Precious Donatus Ogbonna claimed she was delivered of five of the seven babies.
Explosion rocks Maiduguri, again
A bomb planted by suspected Islamists, Boko Haram wounded eight policemen Friday in the violence-hit city of Maiduguri, the military said, while soldiers were again accused of shooting civilians.
Traffic gridlock on Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, by citizen Ifeanyi
Commuters have been reported stuck for hours, Friday, in an ongoing massive traffic gridlock on Apapa-Oshodi expressway.
Fireworks expected in Kenyan national trials
The Kenyan national athletics championships, trials for the world athletics championships in South Korea, get underway at the Nyayo National stadium on Thursday.
Lagos flood: ACN slams PDP over call for Fashola’s resignation
The Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, has slammed the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for asking Gov. Babatunde Fashola to resign over the recent flooding in the state, describing the call as a failed attempt to make political capital out of an unfortunate situation.
Tokyo ready to bid for 2020 Olympics
Japan’s Olympic chief declared Friday that Tokyo is ready to bid for the 2020 Summer Games to help boost Japan’s recovery from March’s earthquake and tsunami disaster.
All-action Japan earn Barcelona comparisons
Japan’s all-action style has caught the eye at the women’s World Cup and as they prepare for Sunday’s final against the USA, they have draw comparisons with European giants Barcelona.
Bauchi to evacuate citizens from Borno over Boko Haram menace
Following the degenerating security situation in Maiduguri, Borno State, the Bauchi State Government says it has concluded arrangements to evacuate its indigenes studying in higher institutions as well as those on exchange programmes in the state.
Boko Haram: Imo orders evacuation of citizens in Maiduguri varsity
Imo State government has ordered the immediate evacuation of its citizens studying in University of Maiduguri, UNIMAID, Borno State.
IPI condemns events leading to closure of News of the World
The International Press Institute, IPI, has condemned the hacking scandal that led to the closure of the News of the World by its publishers.

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