Aboh kingdom seeks govt attention for flood victims
Eagles deserve victory – Liberia’s coach
Igbo in Lagos warned against illegal Igwes
Reform is tough but no alternative – Okonjo-Iweala
‘I lost all during my 13 years in prison on false robbery charge’
UNIPORT FOUR: How efforts to save my son were aborted – Llyod’s mum
Ahead of Oct. 20 poll … 2007 election re-echoes in Ondo
Commotion in court … as policeman loses custody of children
Pastor dragged to court over alleged assault, pornography
Eagles qualify for Nations Cup, beat Liberia 6-1
Flood: Danger looms in Lagos, Ogun – Dr Omigbodun
Super Eagles 6 Liberia 1

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Widows need all the help they can get – Efeturi, founder, Rehoboth Ministry
Efeturi Abayomi is the founder of Rehoboth Ministry, an NGO dedicated to the less privileged widows in the society. Several years before her husband passed on, she had developed an unflinching passion for widows, touching and impacting their lives in different ways. Recently, we met her at an event organized to celebrate International Widows Day in Lagos where she was the Chief Guest speaker.
AFCON 2013: Can Eagles fly over Lone Star today?
This evening, exactly at 4pm local time at the U.J. Esuene Stadium, Calabar, Super Eagles of Nigeria will file out against the Lone Star of Liberia for the second leg of 2013 Africa Nations Cup qualifier. The first leg ended 2-2 draw in Liberia a fortnight ago.
China exports jump but weakness seen ahead
Chinese exports rose 9.9 percent in September year-on-year to a record monthly high, the government said Saturday, but analysts warned the performance was unsustainable given the weak global outlook.
Anti-IMF activists stage rally in Tokyo
Protesters calling for an end to the International Monetary Fund hit the streets of Tokyo on Saturday as the last-resort lender held meetings in the Japanese capital.
Cleric, one other arrested for alleged N9m fraud in C-River
TWO members of the United Nigeria Chaplaincy, and an official of a non governmental organization have been arrested and handed over to the Cross River State Police Command for alleged certificate forgery, falsification of documents and embezzlement of over N9 million.

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