The Southern political dark horses of Abia
NGO, CAN advocate investment in education, review of curriculum
US approves under-skin defibrillator
Kaduna State Govt earmarks N28bn for construction of 31 township roads
Anambra and Governor Obi’s monument
Robbers ransack Federal Secretariat, Katsina
Security officers arrested for Boko Haram links
Lagos Robbery: How Neighbourhood watch assist police
Adegbite shone like a star – Amosun
OPS seeks waivers to Traffic Law in Lagos
Jamaican referee for Nigeria-Colombia match
Don’t expect patriotism from misgoverned citizenry – David-West
The truth about Bakassi, Nigeria and Cameroun – Bola Ajibola
Nigeria is unbreakable – Umar
Nigeria @ 52: It’s a call for sober reflection Ihekaire
EFCC detains currency trafficker caught with $7m
I’ll encourage my triplets to do sports – Ajunwa

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Three NECO staff, six others bag 12 years for examination forgery
Nine persons including three National examinations Council (NECO) staff have been sentenced to 12yrs imprison each for forgery.
Death toll now 27 from tanker explosion in Kudu
Director General, Niger state Emergency Management Agency, Malam Mohammed Shaba who gave an update of the incidence while addressing Journalists in Minna yesterday said sixteen people died on the spot on Tuesday at about 10p.m when the tanker loaded with fuel skidded off the road and burst into flames while five others gave up the ghost on their way to the hospital for treatment.
We have made giant strides – Okorotie
Chief Thompson Okorotie is one of the founding fathers of Bayelsa State and secretary of the Bayelsa Elders Forum. He spoke on the gains and challenges confronting the country as well as its prospects.
Bakassi people rally as controversy trails Elias, Wachuku positions
Displaced indigenes of Bakassi Peninsula will hold rallies in different parts of the world today to highlight the injustice that has been visited on them by the ceding of their homeland by the Federal Government without their consent.
Nigeria at 52: A city set on a hill that cannot be hidden
Okonta still remembers that morning when a neighbour rushed to the colonial residence of Dr. Harrison at Ikoyi, Lagos, where he worked to announce to him that his wife Mariana had been delivered of a bouncing baby boy. Okonta was dressed in his well- starched khaki uniform in the colonial house when the cheery news got to him.

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