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Agbakoba threatens to sue NASS with suit over ecclesiastical courts
Jonathan urges stronger bilateral relations with US
Minister warns NFF to pay players’ salaries or…
Reps jettison constitution review report
Stealing in God’s house
Rage of robbers: Catholic priests on receiving end
History, as President Jonathan opens NFF Headquarters
‘Biotechnology, must for food security in Nigeria’
CBN sells $300m forex at WDAS
Imo speaker to face contempt charge if…
UAE‘s coach fears Eaglets’ firepower
Al-Bashir: Remembering Abacha
ASUP suspends strike, ASUU adamant
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SubscribeMilitants’ pipelines protection contract part of Amnesty deal —Presidency
The Presidency, yesterday, defended the award of multi-million Naira pipeline protection contract to former Niger Delta warlords, saying that the action was part of the lifeline offer under the Presidential Amnesty Programme.
Ijaw leaders wade into Warri North crisis
IJAW leaders from the Egbema axis and neighbouring clans in Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State said they have waded into the recent violence to speedily nip it in the bud.
Senate strikes out 6-yr tenure for president, govs, others
THE Senate,yesterday, struck out proposals for a six year single term for the president and governors even as it rejected agitation for local government autonomy while passing the bill to alter the 1999 constitution.
Microsoft Imagine Cup as enabling contest for software start-ups
Running in its 11th year series, Microsoft Imagine Cup, the world’s premier student programme and competition has been growing from strength to strength, enabling opportunities and preparing global technology-savvy students to use their ideas and talents to change the world for better.
Justice minister summoned over $1.3bn Malabu oil deal
THE House of Representatives, yesterday, summoned the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Mohammed Adoke, SAN, to appear before its Committee on Justice to explain how he got information on a yet to be released report on the Malabu oil deal.
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