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Adeboye proffers solution to unemployment
Man 30, arrested for raping 3yr-old girl
STATE OF THE NATION: Jonathan’s impeachment not the solution – Okorie
Ogun NULGE issues 7-day ultimatum over unpaid salaries
Uba distances self from Ibori’s $15m bribe money
PDP still relevant in Osun – Babatope
Concessionaire invests N40bn on port infrastructure
NAICOM projects N60bn from Micro Insurance
FAAN to evacuate illegal truck owners soon
Breastfeeding medically, spiritually good for infants
A-Ibom seeks reprieve for Bakassi returnees
Dana crash: Air traffic controllers fault Ojikutu’s claims
Money market assets’ value dips by N288bn in three months
FIRS rakes in N524.12bn from oil, non-oil sectors in July
New investors for Nigeria’s aviation industry
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SubscribeFalconets seek history
The national U-20 Women’s football team, the Falconets is on the verge of making history as they take on their American counterparts for a ticket to their second consecutive final of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Japan.
Keshi drops 9 Eagles ahead of Liberia clash
Kano Pillars central defender, Papa Idris was the biggest casualty at the weekend as the national team’s technical crew headed by Stephen Keshi gradually zeroes in on a final list of players that will tackle Liberia in this weekend’s Nations Cup final round qualifier in Monrovia.
Who will pay for the Adamawa flood deaths?
YET another avoidable natural disaster has necessitated this question once again: How much do the government and people of Nigeria value the lives and dignity of Nigerian citizens? A recent spate of heavy rains led to the release, by the Republic of Cameroun of excess water from its Lagdo Dam, which occasioned deadly flooding down its course, wreaking havoc as it claimed no less than 10 lives and rendered over 20,000 Nigerians homeless in Adamawa State.
Orji expresses surprise over Northern govs’ position on State Police
ABIA State Governor, Chief Theodore Orji yesterday expressed surprise at the decision of Northern governor to back out of the agitation for creation of state police, insisting that the decision to support state police was collectively taken by the Governor’s Forum.
Internal Democracy: Why parties must make tough decisions – Deme
Dr. Mourtada Deme, is the Project Director of the Democratic Governance for Development, DGD project, an initiative of the United Nations Development Programme, UNDP for the promotion of democracy in Nigeria. An expert in electoral reform, he has experience in the promotion of good governance, institution building in developing countries and has observed elections in many countries. Deme, a Senegalese-born American trained democracy expert, spoke to Vanguard on his experiences of Nigeria’s democracy project. Excerpts:
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