Post-flood: The Delta ‘scientific approach’
The growing cynicism about Nigeria’s future (2)
The act, the man
SUBSIDY SCAM: The futile bid to save Farouk and Emenalo from detention
Commonsense should prevail in Syria
Make Nigerians smile, Senator Mark urges Eagles
Re: Global ploy to debase womanhood
Edo LG Polls: ACN leaders at war
Group alleges desecration of Ijaw forests
Govt making progress in disease prevention, control – Health Minister
Adamu sure on Eagles
Eagles v Cote d’Ivoire: Shut up, Ojidoh tells boastful Nigerians
Q/final cracker: Nigerians fear for Eagles
Don’t destroy CAN, Cleric appeals to Catholic Church
Nigeria will be among 10 greatest nations if…- Guobadia
‘How we delivered woman of horse’

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Nurse stuns court: My husband used my money to chase other men’s wives
He goes after anything in skirt, be it old enough to be his mother or she is of our child’s age. “I have become a laughing stock, even in the church. I made all efforts for him to stop this disgraceful act but he won’t listen.
EFFECT OF LOVE GOING TRULY BLIND: My husband was out to ruin me’
“I married my husband when he had nothing. I fed him, clothed him. I bought two buses for him for commercial use; he sold one and kept the money from me.
Nigerians on death row in Indonesia: Jonathan calls for stay of execution
President Goodluck Jonathan, Saturday, requested for stay of execution on Nigerians on death row in Indonesia.
Receiving the Indonesian President, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in Abuja, who is on a 2-day state visit to the country, President Jonathan called for more bilateral relations between both counties with a pledge for an early convening of the Joint Commission for Bilateral Cooperation meeting between the two countries.
Washington Post joins list of hacked US media
The Washington Post disclosed Saturday that it had suffered a cyberattack and suspects Chinese hackers were behind it, joining Twitter and major US media outlets that have endured intrusions.
A history of banditry in Zamfara and Kaduna
August 2011: Armed robbers went from house to house in search of members of the vigilante groups in some villages under Dansadau Emirate, Maru LGA of Zamafara State. 10 persons were reportedly killed in the attack by the gang. The killers were said to be on a revenge mission after some of them were said to have been extra-judicially executed by members of the local vigilante groups mobilised by the people of Dansadau and environs to halt incessant robbery cases.
Afcon: Ghana reach semi-finals
Ghana defeated Cape Verde 2-0 in an Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final Saturday thanks to a second-half brace from substitute Mubarak Wakaso.
Face-off: Ezekwesili, Jonathan and the $67b question, by Fani-Kayode
Former Education Minister, Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili, kicked up dust when she asked what the Goodluck Jonathan Presidency has done with the $67billion left by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. The dust is yet to settle as both the Obasanjo and Jonathan camps have been charging at each other. In the following articles, Femi Fani-Kayode, who worked closely with Obasanjo, and Dr. Reuben Abati, President Jonathan’s adviser on publicity, square up
Face-off : The hypocrisy of yesterday’s men, by Reuben Abati
A loosely bound group of yesterday’s men and women seems to be on the offensive against the Jonathan administration. They pick issues with virtually every effort of the administration, pretending to do so in the public interest; positing that they alone, know it all. Arrogantly, they claim to be better and smarter than everyone else in the current government. They are ever so censorious, contrarian and supercilious.
Balotelli set for Milan debut
AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri has virtually guaranteed that Mario Balotelli will start his first game for the club when the Rossoneri host Udinese at the San Siro on Sunday.
Twitter hit by ‘sophisticated’ cyber attack
Twitter said Friday it had been hit by a “sophisticated” cyber attack similar to those that recently hit major Western news outlets, and that the passwords of about 250,000 users were stolen.
Gibbs injury forced Arsenal to buy Nacho Monreal – Wenger
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says his club were obliged to sign Spanish left-back Nacho Monreal due to the injury sustained by Kieran Gibbs
Afcon: Respectful I. Coast wary of inexperienced Nigeria
Ivory Coast midfielder Max Gradel reckons coach Sabri Lamouchi has introduced a title-winning mentality to the Africa Cup of Nations favourites.
Contractors abandon N800m schools’ projects in Benue – Commissioner
Makurdi – The Commissioner for Science and Technology in Benue, Mr Godwin Adah, on Friday in Makurdi said contractors have abandoned over N800 million science and technical schools’ projects in Anyiin and Otukpa . Adah said this while briefing newsmen in Makurdi after inspecting projects in Anyiin, Garaboghol and Otukpa Science and Technical Schools. The […]
French police dismantle Nigerian prostitution ring
French police have arrested seven people suspected of procuring Nigerian prostitutes who worked across France, judicial sources said Friday.
UI admits 2,671 out of 41,367 candidates for 2012/2013 session
Prof. Isaac Adewole, Vice-Chancellor(V-C), University of Ibadan, on Friday said the institition admitted 2,671 candidates out of 41,367 candidates who applied for the 2012/2013 academic session.

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