

Don’t impose players on Keshi, Toro warns
Confession of alleged rapist: ‘I was moved by her dressing’
NPC calls for reveiw of council law
Beauty is of the Body, Spirit and Mind -Iwo
Man, 20, in court for raping two teenage sisters
Hole in the heart: Ayoola Israel needs N2m to survive
Chelsea demand police action over Mikel abuse
FG pays additional N56.7bn to marketers
Marketers hold the nation to ransom
Nigeria’s unity is non-negotiable – Jonathan
Unaware of pregnancy, soldier gives birth in Afghanistan
Hajj : Jigawa deploys 23 health personnel to Saudi Arabia
MAULAG will remain center of excellence- Don
Derivation, the future of Nigeria
Syria army, rebels clash near Aleppo bases
Maku appeals to Nigerians to safeguard government facilities
Why we designated 3 members of Boko Haram as terrorists – U.S.
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SubscribeMilitary officers describe penalties in new Lagos Traffic Law as extreme
Some military officers on Thursday described the penalties attached to some sections of the new Lagos State Traffic Law as extreme.
Why Ogoja State should be created now
OGOJA area is one of the last provinces in Nigeria that has not become a state. Whatever the reasons no one is sure. Most under-developed areas of the country that have become states have seen fast and significant infrastructure, economic, and political development overnight.
Flood takes over Lokoja-Abuja highway
The flood currently ravaging some parts of Kogi assumed a frightening dimension on Thursday evening when a part of the Lokoja-Abuja highway was overtaken by flood water.
Ex-Rangers players cry out to govs over departed colleagues
EX-RANGERS of Enugu International Football club players have appealed to the governors of the five South East states to come to the assistance of the family members of the former players many of who have died with their families living in abject penury.
Strike: No going back – NUT
Mr Samson Idowu, Chairman, Nigerian Union of Teachers, Lagos State Chapter, said on Thursday that teachers in the state would begin a strike on Monday.
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