Gunmen massacre 78 students in Yobe
Capacity building drives microfinance sector — LAPO MD
Resumption letter: Former Taraba Speaker faults Suntai’s aide
Success in Your Business : The Basic Guide to Starting Your Business (4)
Work to learn and develop yourself not just for money — Femi Adeoya
Anambra: Parties roll out campaign teams
Customer First: Hire the Smile
Junaidu’s empty sound and fury
Delta demolishes illegal structures in Agbor, Owa
No ban on political rallies, in Ekiti State but… – Police
ASUU Strike: Jonathan calls for review of labour laws
US government shutdown likely over Obamacare row
NCAA clarifies new aviation charges
NAFDAC seizes fake analgesic, Tramadol
Firm’s boss docked over alleged N36m theft
Boko Haram not because of me, says Jonathan

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Moyes: We can’t win Champions League
Manchester United boss David Moyes has conceded that his team has very little chance of success in the UEFA Champions League this season.
Ronaldo blames players for Madrid defeat
On Saturday, the home crowd at the Bernabéu vented their frustration by whistling at the players throughout the match against Athletico Madrid. The visitors won 1-0. But the loudest blast came when manager Ancelotti decided to substitute midfielder Isco for striker Morata in the second half.
Olawale wins MTN Project fame
Olawale Ojo has emerged winner of glamorous music talent reality show, MTN Project Fame Season six.
Independence: Boko Haram plans more attacks – Police
Following the massacre of about 77 persons including 50 students of a College of Education in Yobe State by the Boko Haram terrorist group at the weekend and intelligence reports showing that the group was planning more strikes on the eve of Nigeria’s Independence anniversary, the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, has placed all officers and men of the force on red alert.
Air strike kills 16 in Syria high school
An air strike on a high school killed 16 people, most of them students and teachers, in a rebel-held city in northern Syria on Sunday, a monitoring group said.
Nigerians have failed Nigeria – Obi
ANAMBRA State governor, Mr. Peter Obi has charged Nigerians to seek divine intervention to tackle the various challenges confronting the country.
IT experts gather to discuss economic impact of internet
Sponsored by Google Nigeria and supported by the Lagos State Innovating Council, Mobile Monday Nigeria will tomorrow (Monday) in Lagos gather Information Communications experts to discuss the economic impact of internet in the Nigerian market.
Insurgency: Taming inter-agency rivalry
While President Goodluck Jonathan was calling for a stronger global consensus and determination to end the scourge of terrorism in faraway New York an unfortunate event had just occurred in Apo area of Abuja, over an alleged exchange of gun shots between security officers and Boko Haram members.
Kenya arrests another mall raid suspect
Kenyan police on Sunday arrested another suspect over the September 21 Nairobi mall attack that left at least 67 people dead, the interior minister said.
Death toll in Yobe college attack rises to 40
Death toll in Yobe college attack rises to 40: hospital source
Why Nigeria should celebrate at 53, by Oshiomhole
Edo State Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole says Nigeria has cause to celebrate in spite of the challenges facing the nation
JTF arrests 29 oil thieves, destroys 127 illegal refineries
The Joint Military Task Force (JTF) in the Niger Delta has nabbed 29 oil thieves and destroyed 127 illegal oil refineries in various locations in the area.
Many killed as Boko Haram opens fire on sleeping students
Boko Haram gunmen on Sunday stormed a college dormitory in Nigeria’s conflict-scarred northeast, firing on students as they slept, the military told AFP, in the latest such attack blamed on the Islamist insurgents.
Nigerian-German learns grandfather was Jewish prisoners killer
A steel-eyed Nazi killer picks off Jewish prisoners with a rifle from a balcony in a concentration camp in 1944.
Paradise lost
A story is told of a young lady who by all accounts has the world at her feet.She is beautiful, newly graduated, very articulate and sought after. She belongs to a prominent family, a father at the top of his profession and a sister who dines with kings. Her mother died giving birth to her, so she had been raised by her sister and a revolving door of stepmothers.

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