Gaddafi’s grandiose war machine rusted in the desert
Man, 30, rapes 96 year-old woman in Kogi
122 beauty queens converge as Miss World contest turns 60
2012 Olympics: No money for AFN’s programmes
Muslims gather on Arafat for peak hajj day
Dozens killed, 100 injured in attacks in Maiduguri, Damaturu – Witnesses
Bayelsa: S/South govs fail to save Sylva
Plateau reviews security situation
Sallah: Lagos offers free bus ride
Obi pays Ojukwu’s medical bill -Bianca
Baba Suwe: Lawyers to file billion naira damages
David Mark endorsed for presidency 2015
How Nigeria is shared under Jonathan
Sallah: Three killed as explosions hit Maiduguri
Exhibit leadership qualities, Erico advises Keshi
The Loud Silence
Schools benefit from tax payment in Lagos, commence essay competition

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Top 7 queens of the Nigerian music industry
THEY are women with substance, with something to offer their generation in terms of music. Closing the gulf that existed between the male and female artistes in the industry, they proved pundits wrong that what their male folks could do, they could equally do, if not even better.
Edo 2012: Will PDP appoint the next governor?
The above question has become relevant against the backdrop of the argument which the proponents of the idea of a Benin Governor for Edo State in 2012 are selling to win over the uninformed to support their cause of getting nomination for the army general political recruit on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) who it seems may need a waiver to be eligible to contest unless he was issued a backdated party membership card, which is not impossible in Nigerian politics.
Nigeria: celebrating corruption
One is getting unusually stressed up these days as a result of the very unsavoury news we get about our economy, politics and the future of Nigeria. Everything we do in Nigeria has a corruptive undertone; appointments, fiscal responsibility, allocation of resources, distribution of wealth, and appropriation of responsibilities, patronage, and general lifestyles.
Onuh hails NFF over Siasia’s sack
Former assistant coach of the home based Super Eagles, Erasmus Onuh, has said the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF deserves full accolades for their handling of the Samson Siasia saga, saying this was the first time the NFF hearts for it’s actions rather than outcry as cases in the past showed.
Rufai defends ex-internationals, hails Keshi’s employment
Former Super Eagles goalkeeper, Peter Rufai a.k.a Dodo Mayana has expressed delight over the appointment of Stephen Keshi even as he rejected claims that ex internationals have failed the country.
Kidnappers kill cop, abduct priest
Kidnappers weekend, invaded Onitsha Enugu-Ezike in Igboeze North Local Government of Enugu State and abducted the Catholic Parish Priest in the community, Rev. Father Amoke, killing a police man in the process, just as another…
America’s star comedian, Mike Epps storms Nigeria for Rhythm Unplugged
One of the United States of America’s foremost comedians, Mike Epps will headline the December 18 edition of this year’s Harp Rhythm Unplugged concert slated for the indoor hall of exquisite Eko Hotels and Towers.
Sallah-Day: Take charge of security, IGP orders DIGs
There are indications that the Police authorities are not taking lightly the threat by the Islamic terrorist group, Boko Haram to bomb some unknown areas during the Eld El Kabir celebrations in some parts of the country as the Inspector General of Police, Hafiz Ringim has ordered the deployment of the Deputy Inspectors General of Police from Force headquarters, to the zones.
Poor sales mark Sallah celebrations
Mrs. Risikat Ayinde went to the Oyingbo market to get some food items which her immediate and extended family will use for Sallah celebration. She was optimistic that foodstuffs and other items would be affordable for her family to feel the reason for the season.
Baba Suwe: Family, neighbours berate NDLEA
Days before Babatunde Omidina was released from detention in the hands of the National Drugs and Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on bail as he did not excrete the drugs he was alleged to have swallowed, Saturday Vanguard went to his family residence to feel the pulse of his family and neighbours as what began…

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