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Ogun police arrest man, 39, for raping girl, 9
Non-release of funds cripples Special Duties Ministry
State of the Nation Address
India’s chemical exports to Nigeria grows by 5.6%
My life in danger, Amaechi cries out
NJC appoints new judges, to rule on erring ones today
Lagos Assembly probes debt profile of state
It will not be fair to invite Yobo, bench him – Keshi
Why we won’t end strike now, by ASUU
Drift in NLC worrisome – Adeyemi
ASUP may resume strike, unless….
APMT, Customs on warpath over filthy examination bay
UNIJOS ASUU condemns post UTME screening
Constitution review: The intrigues in the Senate
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SubscribeIgbo group appeals to Orji, Okorocha to resolve motor park dispute
A social-cultural group, Oganiru Ndigbo Foundation, ONF, and Igboville which is the online interactive version of ONF, have condemned the banning of state-owned transport companies by Imo and Abia State governments from operating in each other’s states.
Nigeria: From an imperfect democracy to a perfect mess
“The PDP appears to have added public brawling to its list of accomplishments. The self-proclaimed largest party in Africa has turned into a fight club that employs the police as ushers for its matches…When the interest of the nation is subjugated so that the narrow, parochial interest of a clique in power is served events like we see unfold in Rivers will soon become common place.
Fantasy Scores: “We lost 13 – 0, not 67 – 0”
Coach of Bubayaro FC of Gombe, Bala Yayari, on Tuesday refuted claims that his team lost 67-0 to Police Machine of Adamawa during the Nigeria Nationwide League (NNWL) promotion play-off.
Workers shut down PHCN offices in S-East zone
THE headquarters of Enugu Electricity Distribution Company of Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, Enugu zone was yesterday shut down by aggrieved workers over non-payment of staff claims and other entitlements.
GIABA to sensitise judges on money laundering, terrorism financing
The Inter-Governmental Action Group against Money Laundering in West Africa, GIABA, has announced plans to sensitise judges in Nigeria, as well as judges in Gambia, Ghana, Liberia, and Sierra Leone on the legislative framework of corruption, money laundering and terrorist financing.
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