

Okorocha warns contractors against bribery
132 bodies of Dana crash victims ready for collection – LASG
Syria rebel group kills Russian general
Ondo Guber: Politics of picking deputies
260 ABU retrenched staff seek re-instatement
SSS bars Farouk Lawan from oversea trips
NATCOMS calls for speedy revival of rural telephony service
State police and effective policing in Nigeria (1)
Three killed as building collapsed in Abuja
Property owners demand payment of compensation from LASG
Ghana begins three days funeral rites for John Atta Mills
Jonathan’s impeachment: How far can the Reps go? (2)
Cold War rivalry could heat up in basketball finals
Ekiti earmarks N20m for 200 skills acquisition graduates
Abakaliki rice millers seek customers patronage
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SubscribeNEMA receives 162 Nigerian returnees from N-Africa
THE National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, yesterday, received 162 Nigerians, who were evacuated from Libya, Egypt and Tunisia.
Fawehinmi to Jonathan: Show competence or resign
Mohammed Fawehinmi Chambers has condemned what it called President Goodluck Jonathan’s poor handling of the Boko Haram menace, challenging him to either show his competence by terminating Boko Haram within one month and start developing the nation properly, or comply with the Boko Haram request to resign.
OYERINDE: Controversy trails Ugolor’s arrest
CONTROVERSY has continued to trail the killing of the Principal Private Secretary to Governor Adams Oshiomhole, Comrade Olaitan Oyerinde, by men suspected to be assassins. Comrade Oyerinde was killed at about 2.00 a.m, May 4, 2012, at his Ugbor Road residence, GRA Benin City.
FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup: NFA drops 4 players
The Nigeria Football Association (NFA) on Tuesday announced the dropping of four players from the final list of Falconets representing the country at the 2012 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Japan.
Harmonious removal of wrecked ships
For months on end, communities lying close to the Lagos coasts have cried themselves hoarse for government to come to their aid and remove ship wreckages that have led to the rapid disappearance of their land into the Atlantic Ocean.
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