

Oshiomhole campaign organisation blasts PDP over comment
Court dismissess Mukoro’s suit against Tebite
Court dismisses suit against cashless policy
FG signs MoU to increase cotton yield per year
Priming our idling regulatory agencies
Geographical mapping key for disaster management – Sambo
How to revive our failed economy
Ogba celebrates
Metu’s attitude shocks AFN officials
Italian press recognises Spain’s historic achievement
Spain win Italy 4-0 in Euro 2012 final
I’m not soft on fight against corruption – Jonathan
17 killed as gunmen attack Kenyan churches
UBA reviews ATM charges for customers
Boko Haram terrorists will soon wither away – GOC
Egbunike prays for athletics revival
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SubscribeArsenal friendly’ll benefit Eagles – Erico
Former Super Eagles assistant coach, Joe Erico has said the proposed International friendly match between the Super Eagles and Arsenal Football Club of London would help the Super Eagles prepare better for the remaining matches of the 2013 Nations Cup and 2014 World Cup qualifiers.
Nations Cup: CAF, LOC hold seminar on preparations
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the Organising Committee (LOC) for the Orange Africa Cup of Nations 2013 hosted a Commercial Affiliates Workshop held at The Sandton Convention Centre in preparation for the upcoming Orange AFCON in January 2013.
Three killed in police, terrorists clash
Gunfire and explosions rocked a northeastern Nigerian city as security forces launched a pre-emptive offensive against Boko Haram Islamists, leaving three dead, police said Sunday.
Perspectives to modern life
African societies is the craze for European cultures at the expense of theirs. This is evident in the high level of western encroachment on the rural lifestyle of the people. But ordinarily, it is not supposed to be so as there are many positive values in some African cultures, hence the need to preserve and document them for posterity.
Enough of the bloodshed in the North, says GKS
UNHAPPY with the deplorable security situation in the country, the God’s Kingdom Society (GKS), has made a passionate appeal for an end to the bloodletting in the North while calling on leaders of the Islamic sect, Boko Haram to rise to the challenge by restraining their adherents in order to break the cycle of killings and reprisals.
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