Between Alamieyeseigha and Barrabas
Farouk Lawan sacked as chairman, committee on subsidy
Red-hot Obafemi dazzles Calabar fans
Bidders pay N87.8bn for PHCN
Nigeria records 11,600 maternal deaths in 3 months
Methodist Church faults FG on Alams’ pardon
18 teenagers arrested for cultism in Ogun
NCC releases new interconnect rates
Kuntawala emerges Global Entrepreneur at TIE UK awards
Microsoft brings Office 2013 to Nigeria market
Controversial forgiveness
How P-Square shut down Malawi
Fresh ijaw/itsekiri crisis looms in Warri North
Lagos cautions over indiscriminate refuse dumping
The future with BB10
How to do Décolletage

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Adoke meddling in Oyerinde murder case – ANEEJ
BENIN CITY — Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice, ANEEJ, has said that the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Mohammed Adoke, SAN, lied when he said, recently, that his ministry was not interfering in the murder case of Mr Olaitan Oyerinde, former Principal Secretary to Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State.
Court hears Ogboru’s appeal challenging AMCON suit
A Federal High Court, sitting in Lagos, Thursday, heard the preliminary objection by Chief Great Ogboru and his company, Fiogret Limited, to the suit by Assets Management Company of Nigeria, AMCON, following which the court appointed a receiver manager over his (Ogboru’s) property across the country.
Enyeama declares war on Harambee Stars
Goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama says the Super Eagles have put last month’s Africa Cup of Nations victory behind them and are ready to slog for World Cup qualification.
Worrisome debt profiles of states
BEFORE the Domestic Debt Data Exercise and Solvency Test conducted in the 36 states across the country by the Debt Management Office, DMO, in December 2012 which its findings were recently published in The Guardian newspaper, many Nigerians were quite aware that some states were in serious financial quagmire to the extent that they were surviving on borrowing.
My Oga at the top: New media lessons for the older generation
The new media seems to be bringing a contrasting dimension to the sage that an old man sees farther sitting down, than a young man at the top of a tree. Today, what the average young person sees on a computer screen, can only leave the elderly with no computer experience fumbling, scratching their heads in confusion, and probably saying ‘that’s all.’”

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