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PHCN introduces mobile recharge
Sex worker jailed 6 years for manslaughter
Cash courier suspect denies guilty plea, accuses EFCC of frame up
Oshiomhole blames Oyerinde’s death on doctor’s nonchalance
Abortions safer with nurses, midwives – Study
Protesters paralyse activities at Lagos Governor’s Office
Ezu River: 18 bodies evacuated as autopsy begins today
11 years after, Ikeja bomb blast victims cry for compensation
Eagles to get $1.5m if they win Cup
Freedom at last for Otokoto murder suspect
PDP Bigger Than Nothing
New Year: Fire guts 125 buildings in two weeks
Senate to probe funds to Police Colleges
Drogba, Adebayor in battle royale
Yaya Toure: Afcon’s Group D most difficult
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SubscribeNSCDC arrests 4 suspected vandals in Ebonyi
EBONYI State Command of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, said yesterday it arrested four persons suspected to be involved in vandalisation of transformers meant for Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, in the state.
OCT 1 BOMBING: Henry Okah found guilty, faces life jail
A South African court yesterday convicted Henry Okah of 13 terrorism charges, including conspiracy to commit terrorism and bombings that killed 12 people in Abuja on October 1, 2010.
Pipeline vandalism as a metaphor
APART from the menace of terrorism in certain parts of Northern Nigeria, another seemingly intractable menace in the country is pipeline vandalism.
Constitution review: Reps to release result of public sessions Jan 31
ABUJA—The House of Representatives will on January 31, 2013, present the final results of the public sessions it conducted on the review of the 1999 constitution last November. The public sessions took place across the nation’s 360 federal constituencies.
I’ve 3 kids, none is in private university because I can’t afford it – Acct-General
The Accountant-General of the Federation, Mr Jonah Oguniyi Otunla has said that the decision of the INEC to use Vice Chancellors of universities as returning officers in the 2011 election was a brilliant idea, adding that the election was successful because the professors were incorruptible intellectuals.
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