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Syrian opposition leaders meet French president
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Finding way out of restiveness, unemployment
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Mrs Abacha steals show at book launch, donates N5 million
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150 Delta flood victims graduate in skill acquisition
Unemployment: Nigeria sitting on keg of gun-powder
Subscribers push NCC to sanction operators for poor network
Nigerian students excel in Ghana University
Tony Payne: 9ice breaks silence at last!
Eso’s landmark case
CBD boss tasks resident on transformation of Lagos
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SubscribeAnd on a lighter note
We are made to believe from conventional wisdom that persons with disabilities are so burdened and weighed down by disability that they sit around , mope around, and bemoan their fate all day.
Unadulterated bovine excreta
What could have been Justice Ijeoma Jumbo- Offor’s offence that day? Maybe… her gele was too big. Or was her entourage too large? Was she overly excited? I know!
A political iconoclast he was
Nigeria has once again lost a rare political gem, such a refined man who understood the tempers and mercies of politics,who also gave more than a passing interest in nurturing it.
My passion for business robbed me off education – CEO
Chief Offor Matta Onyekaba is a born entrepreneur with passion for business. He demonstrated that when he started at 15 to settle with palm kernel business when he couldn’t complete secondary school. His quest for bigger businesses made him lose interest in palm kernel business soon after he started and decided to go for supplying of granite chippings. Today, he is the CEO, Greenlight Motors Nigeria Limited, a haulage company and an engineering construction company.
C-A-U-G-H-T I-N T-H-E A-C-T : Lagos couple who are also kidnappers
When the management of Blueprint Business Technology,an ICT solution company, secured the service of Victor Sunday as an automobile engineer some years back, it didn’t occur to them that he was up to something more sinister than they could ever imagine. The 34-year-old man, in connivance with his wife, Eno, and a friend, Idom Essong, staged and kidnapped one of the company’s directors simply identified as Adebayo, squeezing a ransom of N36 million from his family.
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