Ovie-Whiskey, former Chairman of FEDECO, dies at 89
African govts urged to increase economic investments in women
2 cops, suspect die in Ogun auto crash
Passengers groan over ill-treatment by airline operators
Crisis brews in N-Delta varsity over pay suspension
D’Tigers can shock Team USA – Kaleh
Delta to demolish illegal structures on waterways
Democracy ‘ll fail without good governance – Danbazau
LP accuses ACN of plan to kill party, PDP chieftains
PDP is about to retake S/West – Babatope
Tanker fire: Okogbe community still counting losses
FBN, Poise, others partner to fight unemployment

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As Ojo Maduekwe leaves for Ottawa … (3)
amson’s power was shut down by his dalliance with Delilah while Saul lost power due to disobedience – doing what he was not supposed to. David, Solomon and a host of others fell from the Olympian height at different times.
NACCIMA seeks CBN’s clarification on bailout funds
Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, NACCIMA, yesterday, said it had invited the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Bank of Industry, BoI, to come and address the Organised Private Sector, OPS, on how the various bailout funds created by the Federal Government was disbursed and their impact on the real sector of the economy.
When FUTA students protested death of SUG President
The campus of the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA), was thrown into confusion, Friday, as students trooped out in large numbers to protest the sudden death of their union president, Comrade Oladapo Awopegba (aka D.P.O), who lost his life alongside two other SUG presidents – Adeyemi College of Education (ACE), Akure and School of Nursing and Midwifery, Akure, in a ghastly motor accident that occurred along Emure-Ile on Owo-Akure Road, Friday.
Counsel Corner: Original Certificate as Surety for Bond
Is it legal to ask new employers being recruited as trainees to submit their original certificates as surety for a bond agreement?
A Socio-Legal Analysis of GaniFawehinmi’s Human Rights Praxis
This paper is to assess systematically, the human rights praxis (the theory-informed human rights practice) of the late GaniFawehinmi, one of Nigeria’s – and indeed one of the World’s – most cerebral, dogged, accomplished, and thus celebrated, human rights lawyer/activist.

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