Sallah: Tambuwal urges Nigerians to be peaceful
CAF appoints Moroccan referees for U-17 Conakry cracker
President orders probe of deported female pilgrims
Jonathan enjoins Nigerians to shun corruption
Sallah: NDLEA arrest 8 drug suspects with 10.635kg of narcotics
Travellers suffer on Abuja-Lokoja Expressway
Wizkid, Trey Songz, Kendrick Lamar storm BBC Radio1xtra Live Concert
Microsoft courts mobile lifestyles, as it launches Windows 8
Man, 39, bags 5 years sentence for defiling 5-year-old girl
2013 Nations Cup fixture: Nigeria to play Burkina Faso Jan 21
Stars set to shine at 2013 Nations Cup
CP threatens to sack policemen in Abia
Eid-el-Kabir: CAN president felicitates with Muslims
Millions of Muslims gather as hajj rituals peak
Ghana’s Heated Elections

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Green Tree Agreement: Bakassi indigenes head to Appeal Court
Indigenes of Bakassi in Cross River State, yesterday, went before the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal to challenge the dismissal of the suit they filed with a view to voiding the controversial Green Tree Agreement, GTA, Nigeria entered into with Cameroon in 2006.
We ‘ll ensure no flood in next 30 to 50 years – Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan has assured that his administration would take steps to avert flooding in the country in the coming 30 to 50 years by ensuring the completion of the Kashin-bila dam in Taraba State; the construction of a dam on River Benue and dykes across the country.
Subsidy bribe: Pressure on Police to charge Otedola with Lawan
IndicationS emerged, yesterday, that the Police are under intense pressure to charge Chief Femi Otedola, the accuser of the erstwhile chairman of the House Probe Committee, Hon. Farouk Lawal, if at all Farouk is to be prosecuted.
Point of Order, Doyin Okupe!
OUR point of order is on Dr. Doyin Okupe who, in the character or a rabble-rouser, has become too loud and he is overheating the polity.
Flood divides S-South in three
THE ravaging flood which started last month has partitioned oil-rich South-South geo-political zone into three parts and turned the East-West Road, the only highway linking the six states of the region, into a river.

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