‘Low insurance penetration hampers housing development’
Obama warns Africa’s ‘tyrant’ leaders
N12.5bn rights issue: Shareholders back Sterling Bank
Oliha was a fantastic player – Nwosu
Nigerian Army winning war on terrorism – Ihejirika
ACN condemns persistent campaign of calumny against APC
Pius Ewherido is dead
Confed Cup: Brazil have what it takes, says Scolari
Adamawa Govt imposes N5,000 fine on stray animals
Obama to host summit of African leaders in 2014
New railway lines to be executed says Minister
Flood: Farmers abandon community in Edo
Three hour blackout at airport rectified – FAAN
Former Super Eagles star, Thompson Oliha is dead
Police confirm abduction of 3 NYSC members in Rivers

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Mr. President, enough of sermonisations please!
At the official commencement of the national Christian campaign on social transformation tagged: “Be the change you want to see”, put together by the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), President Goodluck Jonathan claimed that a lot had gone wrong in the family, schools, churches, and the society generally, and that there is need to bring about transformation.
R-E-V-E-A-L-E-D: ‘How Oyedepo, Onaiyekan, others tried to save Yar’Adua’
…Family warned to evacuate ex-president 3 weeks before death – PFN scribe
The late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua may not have died had the family heeded the advice to evacuate him from Aso Rock Presidential Villa, Abuja three weeks before he died.
Something worse than Boko Haram is coming, says Prophet Olabayo
…Says Jonathan should drop his 2015 ambition
PRIMATE Theophilus Olabayo, 67, founder of Evangelical Church of Yahweh with headquarters in Mende, Maryland, Lagos, had remained one of Nigeria’s respected prophets whose prophesies had shaken the high and mighty in the country. In this interview, the cleric says there would be a spiritual revolution that will rock the nation to its foundation and at the end of it, a new nation will emerge. Excerpts:
Prostitutes beat, injure security men in Akure
SOME prostitutes Saturday beat security personnel attached to the Ondo State Task Force on Environment during the monthly environmental sanitation exercise in Akure, the state capital.
Clark didn’t nominate me as minister — Orubebe
The Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Elder Godsday Orubebe, is in the eye of the storm following allegations of corruption and non-performance against him. In this interview, Orubebe dismisses the allegations and speaks on the frosty relationship between him and Chief Edwin Clark.

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