Boko Haram kills three in Borno
Subsidy removal will end fuel smuggling -Transporters
Pop diva Beyonce gives birth to girl, Ivy Blue Carter
Why strike must go on tomorrow, by NLC
We didn’t promise April date to remove subsidy – Okonjo-Iweala
Row as Mobil gets eviction notice from Maryland
How traitor police friend killed my husband, the DPO – Widow •Abia command faces tough riddle
As House reconvenes today over subsidy: Presidency puts pressure on Reps not to sit
Boko Haram: Adamawa killings continue
The colour of hate
The vicissitudes of 2012(2)
Perspective on federal roads in Edo
PDP & the middleman theory
GO TO HELL:“Shrug your shoulders”
Fuel subsidy removal: Meat pie without meat – 2
Again, fireworks all over Osun
Badluck Jonathan?

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In his famous book “How we think”, renowned American philosopher, John Dewey, proposed what looks like a simple template on how to make a decision. According to the scholar, every decision maker should take 3 simple steps: (a) identify the problem (b) assemble all the solutions for it and (c) pick the best solution.
Removal of fuel subsidy: Ill wind for Nigeria’s health indices – Experts
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Beke warns Keshi against over use of Home-based players
Former Baylesa United Football Club chairman, Felix Beke has advised Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi to be careful in his plans to include more home-based players than the foreign-based players in the national team ahead the Nations Cup qualifier against Rwanda in Kigali.
Subsidy protest: Read text of President Jonathan’s broadcast
Dear Compatriots,
1. A week ago, I had cause to address Nigerians on the security challenges we are facing in parts of the country, which necessitated the declaration of a state of emergency in 15 Local Government Areas in four states of the Federation.
Subsidy protest: Jonathan cuts salaries of govt officials by 25 per cent
In a move to avert the impending Labour protests across the country on Monday, President Goodluck Jonathan, Saturday night, in a national broadcast. announced new policy measures to ameliorate the hardship on Nigerians occasioned by the removal of fuel subsidy.

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