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Enugu police to investigate death of PHCN staff
We can’t allow NNPC to stay where it is today -Yakubu
Jonathan commended on population control
Euro 2012: German juggernaut planning to flatten Italy
21 killed as Islamists seize north Mali town
Vanguard holds Child rights conference
Three journalists charged with sedition
US military marks gay pride month for first time
Fire destroys properties at NIMASA Lagos office
FG to launch $5m Global Sanitation Fund
Fabio Capello hits back at Rooney
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17 militants, one police officer killed in Kano clashes
The ‘illegal refineries’
EURO 2012: Ronaldo ready for Spanish clash
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THE pity haunting the Goodluck Jonathan administration is the inability of the man to initiate policy without any public outcry.
Jim Iyke’s case of fraud thrown out
Nollywood top gun, Jim Iyke can now breathe easy knowing he doesn’t have to be back in court again. Case of fraud which has been hanging over him for some time now has been thrown out of court for lack of evidence.
Ebonyi govt bans religious programmes on EBBC
EBONYI State government has banned the broadcast of religious programmes/activities on the state-owned media, Ebonyi Broadcasting Corporation, EBBC.
Ejigbo-Jakande road: Mixed reactions trail Bamigbetan’s claim
Mixed reactions are trailing claims by the Chairman of the Ejigbo Local Council Development Area, Mr. Kehinde Bamigbetan on Facebook that the LCDA had commenced work on the Eijgbo-Jakande Estate Road which has now become a nightmare for commuters in the area.
Electrocution: PHCN staff flee over youths’ threat
IBADAN—FOLLOWING the electrocution of seven traders, including a pregnant mother, through a live cable of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, at Apata market, workers of the company have fled their office in the area to avoid being attacked by angry youths who thought the tragedy could have been averted if the officials had heeded their earlier appeals.
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