Delta Bye-Election: Police warns against violence
Flavour, Olamide, D’banj, others race for NMVA 2013
PDP will ensure befitting burial for Lar – Tukur
Nigeria’s power reform is model for other African countries – Nebo
Libya PM ‘freed’ after several hours of capture
First Lady calls for global effort to eradicate poverty, disease
Gunmen seize Libyan Prime Minister at Tripoli hotel
Drogba among African stars eyeing World Cup
Microsoft forms 4Afrika advisory council
Boko Haram movie debuts!
Tambuwal, Adebanjo, Kwande, Uwazurike, others mourn Lar
PDP, APC bicker over Osun schools merger
ASUU Strike: Electricity workers threaten power sector shutdown
Oshodi-Apapa road reconstruction: Why work is slow, by contractors
I made Deji commissioner on merit – Mimiko
Police bust 3-man kidnap gang, rescue 30-yr-old woman

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Wife, lover arrested over husband’s death
A 25-year-old woman, Yakbyen Nanbol, who allegedly conspired with her lover of the same age to murder her husband, has been nabbed by policemen in Jos.
Ex-militants in Moscow attack
THE attack on the Nigerian Embassy by ex-Niger Delta militants studying at the People’s Friendship University, Moscow is another such incident of unruliness.
Singing my own dirge, by McPhillips Nwachukwu
The beauty of dirge or funeral poetry came to my consciousness in my last year at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, when I had to do my B.A, Thesis on the content and form of Igbo elegiac poetry for a degree in English. Since after that research attempt, I have come to the conclusion that the elegiac form, otherwise known as dirge offers the mind the most illuminating canvass for the expression of deep feelings.
Jega wants establishment of election offences tribunal before 2015 polls
Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Professor Attahiru Jega, has renewed calls for the establishment of an electoral offences tribunal before the 2015 general elections.
Jega made the call during a debate on ethics and elections organised by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation on Tuesday in Abuja.
No extra training for Oboabona
Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi says he is happy with his first look at Godfrey Oboabona and does not envisage any additional training to get the defender in top shape to face Ethiopia this weekend.
Attitude, not altitude ‘ll win match, Chukwu cautions Eagles
As the zero hour ap-proaches swiftly for the first leg World Cup play-off between Ethiopia and Nigeria on Sunday, former Super Eagles coach, Chairman Christian Chukwu has advised the Super Eagles players to play down on the fear of altitude in Addis Ababa and instead concentrate on their attitude to the game.
Brazil 2014: Conquer Ethiopia, Mark charges Eagles
Ahead of this weekend’s crucial play-off between the Super Eagles of Nigeria and the Walya Antelopes of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa for the Brazil 2014 world cup ticket, Senate President, David Mark, has charged the Nigeria side to leave nothing to chance in the battle.
Generator fumes kill two in Bayelsa
Generator fumes have reportedly killed two friends in the Swali suburb of Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital.
ASUU strike not politically motivated, NLC tells Jonathan
NIGERIA Labour Congress,NLC, yesterday, called on President Goodluck Jonathan to discountenance the impression that ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, was a political action against his government as nothing could be farther from the truth. It then advised the President to tackle the crises in the education sector and prevent a shut-down of the sector.
We know nothing about hiring crashed plane, Agagu family insists
THE family of the late former governor of Ondo State, Dr. Olusegun Agagu, yesterday, insisted that the choice and hiring of the ill-fated plane from Associated Airline was not that of the family.
G7 govs ‘re not rebels but reformers – Gov Aliyu
Niger State governor,Dr. Babangida Aliyu, has described the seven governors on the platform of the ruling People’s Democratic Party, PDP, opposed to the national leadership of the party led by Alhaji Bamanga Tukur as reformers and not rebels.
Charity does not begin in Russia
Even before the Nigerian civil war, my father had always advised that if anyone offended us, we should resist the temptation to invite a soldier to fight for us, maintaining that if we invited a soldier to fight for us, he would beat up all those we wanted beaten up but when there were no more people to beat, he would pounce on us.
Minimum Wage must remain on the exclusive list – Enemigin
The Human Capital Providers Association ( HuCaPan), an affiliate of the Nigeria Employers Consultative Association ( NECA), held its annual general meeting in Lagos. Labour Vanguard took up the president of the Association, Mr. Neye Enemigin, on some current labour issues.
Plateau Assembly speaker resigns; deputy impeached
The Speaker of the Plateau State House of Assembly, John Clark Dabwan, has resigned his position, prompting the House to adopt the member representing Bokkos Constituency, Titus Alams as the new Speaker.
ASUU: Stakeholders divided over NUT solidarity strike
Education stakeholders are divided on the decision taken by the Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, to commence a solidarity strike in support of striking university lecturers.

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