Harambee Stars re-group for Eagles
We had no relationship with Rivers on Aircraft N565RS – Caverton Helicopters
Governors will come together— NGF DG, Okauru
NSC intervention saves shippers N200m in 2 years
Democracy Day: FG to give mid-term report
Eagles play test game in Germany
Nigerian children world beaters – Glo
Boko Haram excesses must stop – Jonathan
Emergency rule may not last 6 months – Jonathan
Truck owners protest multiple taxation
FG set to export $10m worth of vegetables
Terrorism: Insurers canvass for intervention fund
FG offers numerous incentives to attract investment
NDIC loses N1bn to court judgments

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Low interest rate or high inflation: Which is better for the economy?
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Nigeria loses N2.6 trn to 2012 disaster
A FINAL comprehensive assessment of total losses resulting from the 2012 flooding which ravaged many states of the federation has shown that Nigeria lost a total of N2.6 trillion.
FG to begin construction of 700mw Zungeru Hydro Plant
Abuja—Work is expected to commence fully on construction of the 700 megawatts (MW) Zungeru Hydroelectric Power Plant, which President Goodluck Jonathan would perform turning of the sod tomorrow.
I had health challenges – Uduaghan
DELTA State governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, yesterday, dismissed rumours that he was dead, though he admitted that he had facial paralysis, commonly called bell palsy, a few weeks ago, and had to abandon a State Executive Council meeting for a medical check-up.

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