Ondo Poll: Call Kuku to order, Mimiko tells Presidency
Martins scores another winner in Spain
Ferguson believes United ready to pile pressure on Chelsea
Nigerian football is sick, says Maigari
Gunmen kill Chinese worker in Borno
2 killed as gunmen open fire in Zaria pub
Ogbonna Amadi: Final journey begins
2015: Kwara, its changing political environment
Ondo – INEC’s next school
British govt handed over Bakassi to Nigeria at independence
The little proxy war in Lagos
Police recover bodies of murdered NNPC engineers
CAN condemns Mubi massacre
Flood sacks road linking Jonathan’s hometown
Suffocation: Emekuku seven buried in one grave

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Motorists, commuters stranded on failed Enugu-PH Expressway
Hundreds of motorists and commuters were weekend stranded for several hours at the Lokpanta Nta [Cattle Market] portion of the dilapidated Enugu-Port Harcourt express road as a result of the deplorable condition of the Federal road.
Government agencies express fear over powers granted NHRC
Enormous powers granted the National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, by the Federal Government, are now a subject of fear to most government agencies and departments with human rights abuse records, Vanguard investigation has indicated.
Service chiefs: How Boko Haram influenced changes
Indications have emerged in Abuja that last Thursday’s announcement of new service chiefs followed last minute changes made by President Goodluck Jonathan to avert crisis within the Armed Forces if his original plan had been executed.
AS DEADLINE EXPIRES in 48 hours: Imoke asks FG to push appeal on Bakassi
CROSS River State Governor, Liyel Imoke, yesterday, made a desperate plea to the Attorney General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke, SAN, to push the directive from President Goodluck Jonathan by challenging the International Court of Justice, ICJ, judgment ceding of Bakassi peninsula to Cameroon.
Robbers invade flood victims’ camp in Anambra
SOME people suspected to be robbers have invaded the Crowder Memorial Primary School, Onitsha, where 950 flood victims are camped and carted away some of the food items and cash donated to them.

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