Amaechi asks movie makers to project Nigeria’s image
‘Women’s Super Six will not hold due to lack of funds’
Mandela remains stable but in critical condition
Anambra Poll: APC rejects INEC’s plan to hold supplementary election
Eagles have lot of work ahead, says Chukwu
Anambra: INEC orders supplementary election in 208 poling units
ASUU strike: NSCDC begins 7-day fasting, prayers
SURE-P: SERAP asks ICPC to probe missing N500bn
When will Gen. Buhari change his ways?
Genevieve, Omotola, others unite for peace nationwide
Syria rebel chief killed in regime strike
Train crashes into mini-bus, kills 26 in Egypt
Poll blames child labour on poverty
Banks plan shut down nation wide over DSS detention of officers
INEC fails to declare APGA’s Obiano winner of Anambra guber poll
5 arrested over suspected ritual murder of 11-yr-old girl
Anambra guber poll: APGA’s Obiano wins 16 LGAs

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It’s unfair to blame Iyayi’s death on FG, says Presidential aide
THE Senior Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan on Youths and Student Affairs, Mr. Jude Imagwe, weekend, described as unfair and untrue, allegations that the Federal Government killed the late former President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Prof. Festus Iyayi.
State Police, invitation to anarchy — Gov Suswam
Governor Gabriel Suswam has described the agitation for state police in the country as untimely, unreasonable and premature, warning that such a force will be a tool for political oppression, intimidation and harassment of innocent Nigerians.
Iyayi and recklessness of governor’s convoy
DR. Festus Iyayi, author, academic and activist of extraordinary endowments lost his life in a ghastly auto crash along Abuja-Lokoja highway on Tuesday, November 12, 2013, to bring to a climax an odyssey of struggle, commitment and dedication to social justice in his fatherland.
The story of Port Harcourt city
The celebrations today are an announcement that our city has come of age in a different way. One hundred years of growth albeit in fits and starts is a testament of the enduring nature of our city and the burst of life it continually gives to those who live here. Port Harcourt has remained the city that everyone who visits makes home.
Falana wants alleged killers of citizen Ogundare prosecuted
Lagos lawyer and human rights activists, Mr. Femi Falana, has called on the EkitiState governor, Mr. Kayode Fayemi, to ensure that those responsible for the killing of one Mr. Foluso Ogundare at a political rally in Emure Ekiti, on November 4, were brought to book.

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