NNPC to tackle environmental degradation
Nigeria to leverage on Turkish thermal, hydro expertise
I’m delighted with Climate Change Clubs – Fashola
Okada ban: Benin residents resort to bicycles
2015 Presidency: Igbo group cautions elite
Nigeria beat Tahiti 6 goals to 1
Borno Govt faults FG’s Gross Empowerment Scheme
Aregbesola swears-in first female CJ for Osun
ACN, Amosun commiserate with Tinubu
I can’t splash Chelsea cash – Mourinho
Iraq to supply Egypt, Sudan with petroleum on credit
Teachers shun riverside schools in Delta
Sokoto still standing behind Wamakko
Angola joins league of world LNG producers

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Statoil, Tullow strike oil in Mozambique
Statoil and Tullow Oil are completing a test well that could lead to the first commercial discovery of oil in Mozambique.
The partners are hoping to extract 200 million barrels of oil from the offshore Cachalote well.
Bonus row: How Gaiya saved Nigeria
Chairman House of Representatives Committee on Sports, Honourable Godfrey Gaiya has absolved the Super Eagles of any blame in the show of shame that Nigeria was subjected to in Windhoek, Namibia when the players refused to board the arranged flight to Rio de Janeiro via South Africa.
Confed Cup : Nigeria starts Mikel, Musa, Echiejile, others
Starting line-ups in the Confederations Cup Group B match between Tahiti and Nigeria at Estadio Mineirao in Belo Horizonte.
Nigeria
Vincent Enyeama (capt); Efe Ambrose, Godfrey Oboabona, Kenneth Omeruo, Uwa Echiejile; John Mikel Obi, Fegor Ogude, Sunday Mba; Agmed Musa, Nnamdi Oduamadi, Anthony Ujah
Nelson Mandela ‘doing very well’, says daughter
South Africa’s ailing icon Nelson Mandela, who has been in hospital for 10 days suffering a lung infection, is “doing very well”, one of his daughters said on Monday.
“He is doing very well,” Zenani Mandela-Dlamini, South Africa’s ambassador to Argentina, told reporters gathered outside the Pretoria hospital treating the 94-year-old Mandela.
Works Minister values Nigeria road infrastructure at N2.3trn
For the country to have its desired road infrastructure that would place the nation among the top 20 nations in the world, Nigeria needs N2.3trillion, says Minister of works, Mike Onolememen.

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