World Cup: Be worthy Ambassadors, Hayatou charges African 5
Fashola faults proposed bill on N5.69bn Nigeria Int’l Financial Centre
Brazil 2014: Eagles not yet a perfect team – Ibru
‘Why Half of a Yellow Sun was dropped’
UN House Bombing: Court orders suspects to enter defence within 21 days
Ramsey Nouah’s drama
Pity, Jega failed this test
Nigeria: Health sector is suffering so much neglect (2)
Adidas congratulates Super Eagles
IGP redeploys five AIGs, two Commissioners
10 persons killed in Bauchi, Adamawa and Calabar
Christy Essien-Igbokwe resurrects in new songs
Duke to deliver keynote address at the 3rd annual British council
Club licensing to determine League kick-off date – Irabor
Inside story of AFRIFF 2013: Kate Henshaw is the best dancer at AFRIFF
Court strikes out Oyo ruler’s suit to hold title

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How my fashion label put smiles on faces of women with cancer – Jane Ole
Jane Ole is a woman of many ‘faces’. And for those who know her worth, Elizabeth Waldorf is a designing label capable of leaving you breathless. Aside that, her label has made it a point of duty to put smiles on faces of cancer patients through yearly gifts. For this young and talented lady who dumped her juicy bank job for a call to humanity, she is worth celebrating.
Omotola, Funke Akindele, Ibinabo missing at AFRIFF
Some of Nollywood big names such as Genevieve Nnaji, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Funke Akindele and President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, AGN, Ibinabo Fiberesima were conspicuously missing at the festival.
Anambra 2013: INEC admits irregularities, fixes Nov. 30 for supplementary election
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, yesterday fixed November 30, for the conduct of supplementary governorship election in Anambra State.
Oyeleke urges journalists to report peace instead of violence
The North Western President of the Nigerian Mission of Seventh-Day Adventist church, Pastor (Dr) Oyeleke Owolabi, has urged journalists to always try as much as possible to report peace, unity and progress of the country and shun violence reporting as that is the only way to move the country forward.
51 dead as Latvia supermarket caves-in
Rescuers on Friday pulled bodies from the rubble of a Latvian supermarket after its roof caved in on shoppers, leaving 51 dead in one of Europe’s worst such disasters in decades.

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