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Why most businesses faill in Nigeria
Israelis to join rescue after Ghana mall collapse
I would ‘ve joined Boko Haram – Ex-military Gov, Onoja
Reps to convene meeting on review of 1999 Constitution review
Why Nigerians ‘ll ask Jonathan to run in 2015 – Okupe
Standard & Poor, Moody raise Nigeria’s creditworthiness
Obama: The Second Time Around (5)
US election tears PDP, ACN, others apart
Biya Forever!
NDLEA arrests student with 1.535kg cocaine
Reps blast Oronsaye over Ribadu’s c’ttee report
Reps probe alleged MDAs’ extortion of job seekers
INEC accuses Oke of lying over Ondo poll
49-yr-old man arraigned over alleged terrorism
FG approves N59.8bn contracts for roads, others
Negotiating with Boko Haram
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SubscribeA’Court to rule on Airiavbere’s appeal against Oshiomhole
THE Court of Appeal sitting in Benin, yesterday, reserved judgment in the appeal filed by Edo State People’s Democratic Party, PDP, governorship candidate in the July 14 governorship election, Gen. Charles Airhiavbere, challenging the qualification of Comrade Governor Adams Oshiomhole of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, to contest the election in the state.
FCTA sets conditions for meat haulage in Abuja
The Federal Capital Territory Administration, FCTA, has set conditions for haulage of meat in and around the Federal Capital City, Area Councils and Satellite towns.
Gas explosion victims take case to Labour Minister
SURVIVING victims of the January 16, 2012 gas explosion involving Chevron’s KS Endeavour Rig at the Funiwa North Apoi Field in Bayelsa State, have dragged the oil giant before the Labour Minister, 10 months after the gory incident, alleging unfair labour practices, neglect and total abandonment.
FG begins work on N9bn Nenwe power sub-station
Work on the Federal Government’s N9 billion mega power sub-station at Nenwe Aniri Local Government Area and line bays at Ugwuaji, Enugu State, has commenced.
Between Abia, an ex-governor and wisdom
SINCE the return of democracy in the country in 1999, most of the elected governors in the South-South and South East zones succeeded in securing a second term themselves in office, except Dr. Chinwoke Mbadinuju of Anambra State who was denied by his party and Chief Dipreye Alamaesiagha of Bayelsa State who was removed from office before the end of his second term in office over corruption charges.
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