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How recent appointments in aviation were made-Baraje
Nigerian men triumph, women lose at Gov’s Cup
Real Madrid fearless against Lyon
Boko Haram kills Borno lawmaker
Dockworkers down tools over pay
Michael Jackson trial put on hold until Wednesday
IMSG to build new university
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Ebonyi tribunal declares PDP winner of state constituency poll
Eneji pained by Enyimba’s failure
Man in court for allegedly stealing fowls
Vanguard’s staff escapes death as robbers kill policeman and driver
Undergraduate in court for stabbing man to death
Wigan sends McManaman on loan to Blackpool
Housewife pours hot water on neighbour
Ogoni 9: US Supreme Court to hear Nigeria-Shell rights case
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SubscribeZinedine Zidane to spotlight poverty in Mali
Retired French football star Zinedine Zidane, a United Nations goodwill ambassador, will visit Mali this week to draw attention to the nation’s efforts to fight poverty, the UN said on Monday.
NTC takes over Bani Walid ‘completely’
New regime forces were in full control of the desert oasis of Bani Walid on Monday after they finally overcame resistance by Muammar Gaddafi loyalists after a six-week siege, a commander said.
Wenger remains unsure of Van Persie future
Arsene Wenger admits Robin van Persie’s long term future at Arsenal remains uncertain after the Dutch forward underlined his value with a match-winning display against Sunderland.
Britain gives Libya’s new regime 40m pounds
British Foreign Secretary William Hague on Monday stressed during a brief visit to Tripoli the importance of integrating Libya’s many militias into the country’s new regime, two months after they drove Muammar Gaddafi from power.
Kenyan troops push into Somalia, hunt Al Qaeda-links
Kenyan troops pushed deep into Somalia Monday to hunt Al Qaeda-linked fighters blamed for a spate of kidnappings, in an unprecedented move that raised fears of a regional escalation.
Stop the killings before it is too late, UN chief warns al-Assad
UN chief Ban Ki-moon Monday urged President Bashar al-Assad to immediately stop the killings of civilians, a day after the Arab League called for “national dialogue” to end violence sweeping Syria
Third day of anti-banker protests in London
More than 200 protesters occupied a square in front of St Paul’s Cathedral in the heart of London’s financial district on Monday for a third day of protests against corporate greed and state cutbacks.
Nations Cup: ‘South African appeal a disgrace’
The South African Football Association (SaFa) has been branded a “disgrace” by sports minister Fikile Mbalula for its reaction to the country not reaching the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations.
Dentist encourages bleaching teeth regularly
An Indian dentist and radiologist, Dr Kamlesh Desai, has urged Nigerians to embrace the habit of bleaching their teeth regularly in order to look good.
Inter chief bemoans penalty decisions
Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti has complained that his side are being punished by incorrect penalty decisions, as they sit above the relegation zone only on goal difference.
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