

Lessons for the Hujjaj
Lawyer, 3 others nabbed over crude oil theft
7 returning hajj pilgrims die in road accident
FCTA’s edifices of profligacy
National confab: You ‘ve nothing to offer, PDP tells APC
Lagos arrests 68 NURTW members over extortion
No going back on N1,000 on-line application fee – Interior Minister
Crisis: Baraje’s nPDP appeals court ruling, seeks stay of execution
FG recovers N118.9bn from ghost workers
Nokia in a ‘swag’release of 6 new devices
Iraq promise Eaglets fight
Oil spillage: Community asks govts to prevail on Chevron
Canada introduces new visa policy
School wall collapses, kills one, injures 4 in Ogun
Nigeria deserves permanent UN Security Council seat – Senate
Ochei: Manifesting courage and confidence
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SubscribeEagles open CHAN camp December
Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi has disclosed he plans to open his training camp for the 2014 CHAN in the first week of December.
Should Facebook face the book on violent videos?
There is hardly any fear that millions of kids, thirteen and above who use facebook will stumble across pornographic content. However, recent developments show that users of the world’s number one social media network will not be protected from videos portraying beheadings, executions and other forms of violence.
Tokyo loses suit against Ajimobi, CP, others
A Federal High Court judge in Ibadan has declined jurisdiction on contempt charges filed by the erstwhile Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, Oyo State chapter, Alhaji Lateef Akinsola and 14 others against the Governor of Oyo State, the Commissioner of Police and 14 others.
Here they come again: Cynics and sceptics
If there is one thing on which many Nigerians and the friends of Nigeria agree upon without any reservation, it is that the country‘s economic and political achievements since 1960 are below expectation. The naturally endowed nation which should be the undisputed ‘giant of Africa‘ is however, unfortunately, has become a pitiable crawler in the race for development.
Tale of 3 Nollywood damsels at war
Some of the newest names making waves right now in Nollywood are Angela Okorie, Colette Orji and Queeneth Hilbert. The Trio who seem to have nothing in common except for their talent, drive, beauty and perhaps the hands they have on the knob of the pulse of the movie industry have had their paths crossed more often than not.
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