‘Walnut excellent food for boosting immune system’
Constitution Review: Reps defer voting to Wednesday
Nasarawa ready for Jonathan’s visit
NANS threatens FG, carpets First Lady, Wike others
NFA vows to enforce verdict on 4 clubs
NLC threatens to join ASUU strike
Girl, policeman killed in fresh Bauchi attack
Barcelona gets new coach
Husband demands refund of bride price
Ondo senator weeps for endorsing under age girl marriage
FG eliminates ghost workers, saves N119bn
Mother of Mrs Jonathan, Sese dies in autocrash
Oshiomhole hosts CAN, worries over 2015 polls
Al Bashir in Nigeria

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Constitution Review: Reps insist on electronic voting today
INDICATIONS emerged, yesterday, that the House of Representatives would vote via electronic device today to determine the various clauses in the Constitution Review Report considered by members last Thursday
Jonathan ‘ll lose in 2015 if he continues to play god – Labour Party
Labour Party in Edo State, yesterday, expressed dismay over what it described as the alleged involvement of the presidency in the political crisis rocking Rivers State, warning that President Goodluck Jonathan will suffer defeat in the 2015 presidential election, “if he continues to play god by chasing the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP ticket by all means.”
One killed, 500 cows stolen as STF meets with locals in Plateau
The alleged killing of one person and rustling of 500 heads of cattle almost undermined a peace parley organised by Special Task Force, STF, maintaining security in Plateau State, yesterday, as news of the development heightened tension among participants.
NSCDC arrests 2 suspects over Ebonyi kerosene explosion
Ebonyi State command of Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, has arrested two persons suspected to be involved in the adulteration of kerosene that led to the death of one Chidera Nwoba, 13, and injuring of two others currently on admission at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, FETHA.
Tension as chiefs demand installation of Bini Catholic Bishop
BENIN—TENSION heightened at Benin Catholic Archdiocese, Edo State, weekend, following the call for the removal of the Catholic Archbishop, Bishop Augustine Akubueze by the Iyase of Benin Kingdom, Chief Sam Igbe and few Benin priests.

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