

The many doors of 32-day Calabar festival
World LPGA targets one billion LPG users in 2030
Ghana moves to over-take Nigeria, awards $2.5bn port expansion contract
FG’s sack threat for ASUU members ‘ll fail – Aturu
Power privatisation: Nigerians lament deteriorating power supply
2013 World corruption index: Nigeria ranks 144 among 177countries
Deep burial method will end attack on pipelines – Group
Man, 50, allegedly rapes 12-yr-old girl
CONGRESS: RCCG assures on traffic control
Towards credible elections in 2015
Imoke suspends 7 commissioners, 13 special advisers
Poor schools’ infrastructure: SERAP takes up Lagos govt
Customs’ recruitment scam: ICPC arrests more suspects
Alleged N458m scam: EFCC clears ex-Imo dep gov, Agbaso
The Challenges in the Kerosene Value Chain – Stanley
Ban or not, firecrackers flood Lagos warehouses, markets
Remains of two soldiers killed in boat mishap recovered
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SubscribeHow I disarmed my kidnappers – GUO Motors boss
IN continua-tion of his testimony in his own kidnap case, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of G.U.O. Motors Limited, Chief Godwin Okeke, yesterday, told an Onitsha High Court presided over by Justice Chudi Nwankwo how he managed to disarm one of his kidnappers, Emeka Eze (a.k.a Emeka Nando).
Brazil 2014: Nigeria must be realistic says Keshi
Stephen Keshi has said Nigeria must be realistic about next year’s World Cup after top officials had suggested a semi-final target for the team.
Iheanacho’s WC hopes dashed
Nigeria head coach Stephen Keshi has heaped praise on Kelechi Iheanacho but admits there is little chance of him making the Super Eagles’ 2014 World Cup squad.
Associated airlines sends crash crew survivors to S-Africa
Management of Associated Airlines has finally sent its two cabin crew members who were involved in its aircrash in Lagos on October 3, 2013 to South Africa for treatment.
SWF: Govs vow to expose FG over excess crude funds’ depletion
Governors of the 36 states of the federation, yesterday, vowed to expose how the Federal Government had continued to deplete funds accruing from the proceeds of crude oil sales, petroleum profit tax and oil royalties, otherwise classified as excess crude proceeds.
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