Ex-prison warder held for car-snatching
Ex-AG calls for stoppage of interlocutory appeal
Mobile court convicts 31 traffic offenders in a day
4 yrs after, Michael Jackson lives on
Don’t ‘kill’ Eagles yet – Kalu
Preparing for Ramadan via health preservation
NSCDC arrests 473 vandals in first quarter – Abolurin
Stevie Wonder, Snoop Lion, others for BET awards
Yuguda: Not because he is my boss
Monarch arraigned over dirty environment
UAC records 108% growth, pays N2.56bn dividends
Amosun decries N1.3trn annual food import
Borno First Lady launches free drugs for children
Man docked over alleged American visa fee scam
Court discharges robbery suspect 18 months after remand
First Lady wants more investments in tourism
How Diminutive Okani kept Nigeria in it

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FIFA U-20 World Cup: Obuh praises goalscorer Kayode
Flying Eagles coach John Obuh on Thursday in Istanbul, Turkey praised Olanrewaju Kayode whose goal helped Nigeria to qualify for the second round of the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup.
Driver, printer docked over alleged N10m theft
A driver Mudashiru Abass, 27 and one other were, Thursday, arraigned before a Lagos Magistrate Court sitting in Ikeja for allegedly stealing N10 million belonging to one Ayeni Olusesan.
Foreign coach or no foreign coach
They played some good passing game but were caught up with what you may now permit me to tag a disease in Eagles. This disease has been in the team for long, dating back to the days of Amodu Shaibu, Berti Vogts, Lagerback, Siasia and it even appears more prominent now. It is a disease that kills many of the attacking moves of the team.
F/Eagles through
Olarenwaju Kayode’s first goal of FIFA U-20 World Cup, was enough to see the Flying Eagles beat Korea Republic 1-0 and book a place in the last-16, with the Asians needing to wait on other results to know their future.
Office 365 available in new 9 African countries
Global software giant, Microsoft has announced the availability of Office 365 in nine new territories across the African continent. The entire suite of Office 365 packages is now also available in Angola, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana, Mauritius, Rwanda, Senegal and Zimbabwe.

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