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US alarming misreading of facts about Nigeria
STF boss identifies causes of Plateau crises
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Anti-money laundering: Keystone Bank boss seeks delisting of Nigeria from NCCTs
Managing Director/CEO,Keystone Bank Plc, has moved for the removal of Nigeria from the list of Non Co-operative Countries (NCCTs) with regard to anti-money laundering compliance.
3rd Generation BMW X5 lavished with innovations
When BMW decided to go into the production of sports utility vehicle segment, they came up with a unique car, the X5. And rather than call it sports utility vehicle (SUV) they tagged it Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) and this marked a new era for this car segment. The X5 changed the rules in the sports utility vehicle segment with its array of innovations. It became the standard for which premium SUVs were judged. The X5 was an instant hit, which later led to the introduction of X3 and X6.
We ‘ll continue to empower youths – Uduaghan
UGHELLI—THE Delta State governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, weekend, said his administration would continue to initiate policies and programmes aimed at making children and youths in the state better and well focused citizens.
Patronise only registered pharmacies, Nigerians told
Safe medicines for Nigerians can only be guaranteed when pharmacists provide the right pharmaceutical care, and when patients and the general public patronise only registered pharmacies, where experts are available to provide safe medicines and pharmaceutical care.
Lagos moves to eliminate childhood blindness
With a report from the World Health Organisation, WHO showing that developing countries like Nigeria contribute 60 percent of children out of the 500,000 children that become blind each year, the Lagos state government has moved to eliminate childhood blindness in the state.

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