The real tragedy of NGF
Nigeria leads the world in prayer *’The most unifying experience since Pentecost’
Flying Eagles player, Ojaga for trial in Denmark
Blaze of hope via children’s lens
Umar, FIBA officials meet on Nigerian issues
The spiritual poverty of Nigeria’s ruling elite
Confed Cup: Amiesimaka gives Eagles tip to beat Spain
Bad News!
Obije wins MTN World Golfers Championships again
Power outage aborts Abuja flight landing in Uyo
Resort Savings and Loans floats N3.5bn hybrid offer
Syrian Rebels or Syrian Beasts?
Sharapova blasts Serena over rape row, private life

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US hacks Chinese mobile phone messages: Snowden
The United States government hacks Chinese mobile phone companies to gather millions of text messages, former CIA agent Edward Snowden said in a report published in the South China Morning Post (SCMP) on Saturday.
ECOWAS, ECCAS leaders meet over piracy in Gulf of Guinea
Regional leaders meet over security in Gulf of Guinea ABUJA – Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan will leave for Cameroon on Sunday ahead of a meeting of West and Central African leaders on maritime security in the pirate-infested Gulf of Guinea, his office said Saturday. The Gulf of Guinea, which includes waters off Nigeria, Africa’s largest […]
Sacking of PDP NWC Members: The agony of self-inflicted pain
The story of how the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, continues to act against its own rules and the price it is paying
We don’t want our children and pregnant women to die – Dame Fashola
Lagos State First Lady,Dame Abimbola Fashola, has called on community leaders, traditional rulers and non-governmental organization in Lagos to use their influence to sensitize residents, especially pregnant women and children, to the need to use primary healthcare centers in their locality in order to reduce maternal and child mortality in the state.
‘The pains of Abuja without Araba’
The FCT administration banned commercial buses called Araba from entering Abuja township, causing hardship to commuters as few luxury buses are deployed by government to the city roads. In this interview, National President of Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN), High Chief Musa Shehu, says the action will affect government in the 2015 elections. Excerpts:

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