Babangida splashes N20m on Eaglets
Iyayi’s corpse leaves Lokoja for Benin
Appoint Wakil minister, Borno PDP tells Jonathan
255 shops burnt, scores injured as fire guts Katako market in Jos
3 youths remanded in prison over armed robbery
Adepoju wary of Ethiopia
Fashola, Uduaghan to honour Uwechue at book presentation
Nigeria committed to ending Boko Haram atrocities
HIV/AIDS: Stigma, discrimination and helplessness of victims
Unilag’s SSANU protests FG’s N1bn allowance
U-17 World Cup: FIFA hails Golden Eaglets
MASSOB vs APGA: Ojukwu jnr warns Uwazurike not bite finger that fed him
US declares Boko Haram as terror group
Rigging Anambra election’ll not be possible – Jonathan
Prof Iyayi: ASUU postpones NEC meeting indefinitely
2014 World Cup: Brazil set to be without anti-doping laboratory
Court dissolves 3-year-old marriage over wife’s ‘hot temper’

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World Cup qualifiers: Oladipo charges Eagles to be at their best
The President-General, Nigeria Football Supporters Club, Dr. Raufu Oladipo, on Wednesday charged the Super Eagles to remain at their best in the final leg of the 2014 World Cup qualifier.
Man pours hot water on ex-lover
A 28-yer old man, Adenuga Adesanmi, on Wednesday appeared before a Chief Magistrates’ Court in Badagry for allegedly pouring hot water on his ex-lover, one Miss Uzoamaka Nwogbo.
APC decries 22-hour curfew for Anambra poll, says election is not war
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has slammed INEC over its 22-hour, no-movement order (from 12 midnight on Friday, Nov. 15th, to 10 pm on Saturday, Nov. 16th) for the Anambra State governorship poll, wondering why such an extended curfew should be imposed because of an isolated election.
Anambra guber election would be the best so far – Jega
The chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Prof. Attahiru Jega Wednesday declared that the November 16 governorship election would be the best election so far in the country.
Oduah: Nigeria losing her best to corruption allegation
For some time now, the Nigerian media have been inundated with stories of corruption allegation levelled against the Minister of Aviation, Princess Stella Oduah, concerning an unverified claim that the Minister masterminded the procurement of two bulletproof cars through the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, one of the agencies she supervises.

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