Oshiomhole’s victory anticipated— Ezeife
Assemblies of God opens another shop
From Green House School …comes Ipi Ntombi dance step
Drivers disrupt FCTA sensitization meeting
Walking against Traffic!
Aba, or the face of degeneracy
Boko Haram: Morris Cerullo prays for Nigeria, Kenya
Getting what we want
NUC restores Babalola Varsity’s licence
Basketball: U.S. Women beat Croatia
Obama watches as Serena qualifies
More than 20,000 people killed in Syria revolt – NGO
British police arrest 130 in cycle protest

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Another police officer killed in Bauchi
Barely 48 hours after three police officers were ambushed and killed by unknown gunmen along Bauchi-Gombe road, another police officer has been assassinated at his residence in Bauchi.
One killed as pirates attack Agip vessel in Bayelsa
Suspected sea pirates attacked a vessel transporting workers for Italian firm Agip in the Niger Delta, leaving at least one person dead, officials said Friday.
Shevchenko quits football for politics
Ukraine striker Andriy Shevchenko on Saturday said he was joining a pro-business political party after announcing that he was quitting football for politics.
NUPENG, JEPTFON suspend strike
The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) and the Jetties and Petroleum Tank Farm Owners Association (JEPTFON) on Friday suspended it two-day old strike.
Journalists hail London Olympics opening
Mitchell Obi, a Nigerian journalist and sports analyst, has hailed the five-hour-long opening ceremonies of the 2012 London Olympics that took place on Friday, describing it as “outstanding and breath-taking”.

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