

With Van Persie Manchester United suffer defeat
US considers special residency law for Nigerian student
Ogun FRSC returns accident victim’s N1m recharge cards
Offa council boss advocates autonomy for LGs
Police, JTF avert communal clash in Delta
London 2012 Paralympics: Nigerian powerlifters get high ratings
Women U-20 World Cup: Americans trounce Ghana
Apple dethrones Microsoft as valuable company ever at $622 bn
Shell pays military, police $65m to guard oil facilities
Gunmen kill 2 persons in Mubi
Mourinho still keen on Premier League return
Jonathan, Nigerians beware of Jos!
Olinga becomes La Liga’s youngest scorer at 16
Gynaecologist warns women to stop douching
Police repel school, church attack in Yobe
S.Africa convicts 20 for plotting to kill Nelson Mandela
Constitution amendment and devolution of powers
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Several have filed a 10-million-dollar lawsuit against Madonna, claiming they were offended by the pop diva’s support of homosexuals during her recent show, their lawyer said Monday.
Delta community alleges extrajudicial killing by soldiers
THE Okorowhe community in Okpe Local Government Area of Delta State has petitioned the National Security Adviser, NSA, over the killing of one Mr. Ovo Ezewu, allegedly shot dead by men of 3 Battalion of the Nigerian Army and buried at an unknown place.
Cause of Clifford Orji’s death under investigation
The Lagos State Command of Nigeria Prisons said on Sunday that the cause of death of Clifford Orji, an inmate, was being investigated by its medical team.
96 families in Rivers allege harassment by soldiers
THE Federal Government has been enjoined to urgently prevail on the Nigerian Army to release houses allegedly seized from 96 families in Ogodoni/Lugbo axis of Rumuomoi community in Obio/Akpo Local Government Area of Rivers State.
FG/Boko Haram dialogue: NOA tasks Nigerians on tolerance
Following the revelation that the Islamist sect, Boko Haram, has indicated its willingness to negotiate with the Federal Government, Director-General of National Orientation Agency, NOA, Mr. Mike Omeri, has called on Nigerians to support the move for the sake of peace.
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