PDP chieftain son’s body rots under Benue Bridge
Oil militants threaten independence day attacks
Boko Haram: Christian extremist group, Akhwat Akwop threatens retaliation
Boko Haram top commander, 5 others arrested
Who needs a general?
Imoke’s 2nd term bid
FEC okays N30.66bn for new national identity card
2013 Nations Cup: Nigeria ‘deeply disappointed’ at CAF ‘disrespect’
All African Games!
Okorocha splashes millions on Heartland
AIG urges special funding for effective policing
Group asks FG not to dialogue with Boko Haram
Royal father wanted over kidnap activities
Boko Haram, threat to Igbo 2015 presidency bid- Chukwumerije
CCB docks 4 over failed assets declaration
18,000 minimum wage: Plateau workers vow to resume strike
Election: A’Court orders retrial of Ighrakpata’s suit

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Imo industrialist shot dead
Owerri-based industrialist and rubber merchant, Chief Emeka Egeonu, has been gruesomely murdered by yet-to-be identified hoodlums in his Akwakuma, Owerri North local council area residence.
4 CAC clerics docked over alleged forgery
FOUR leaders of a faction of the Christ Apostolic Church, Worldwide including the President of the church, Pastor Elijah Olusheye were Wednesday docked at a Federal High Court in Ibadan over alleged forgery of some documents.
Police nab 3 kidnap suspects in Ondo
THREE suspected kidnappers have been arrested by the police in Ondo State for masterminding the kidnap of a foreigner; Mehmet Emin Erturk and three others including a lecturer in the Federal University of Technology Akure, FUTA, Dr. Tunji Akinlabi.
Tribunal sacks Oyo PDP House member
THE National and House of Assembly Election Petitions Tribunal in Oyo State yesterday in Ibadan, nullified the election of Mr. Rabiu Adesola, a member of the PDP in the Oyo State House of Assembly, declaring the candidate of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, winner.
Osun students disrupt activities in Osogbo
Students of the four Osun State-owned tertiary institutions Wednesday for the second time in a week took to the streets of Osogbo, the state capital, to protest the continued closure of their institutions for over two months following industrial action by lecturers and other workers of the institutions.

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