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Nigeria, Brazil cited on journalist violence list
Enugu denies rumour about Chime’s death
Leave the President alone
Strip Oshiomhole of CON, PDP tells Jonathan
ACF rejects six years single tenure
2Face to tour schools to inspire students
What you need to know about Appendicitis!
Rapper Chris Kelly of Kriss Kross dies
D’banj grows Kanye West’s signature beard
Shell boss announces surprise retirement
Bayern better for Chelsea loss – Heynckes
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SubscribeMourinho return ‘not my business’ – Benitez
Interim Chelsea manager Rafael Benitez on Wednesday refused to be drawn on speculation that Jose Mourinho is poised to return to Stamford Bridge at the end of the season to replace him in the dug-out.
Igbo Coup, Biafra: Damola Awoyokun, Too Small To Be A Hercules
When I read your trilogy on Biafra, published in The NEWS Magazine of 25, February, 4 and 11 March 2013, based on 21,000 pages of American Secret Files, as you claimed, I wondered whether it was the same Damola Awoyokun who wrote EINSTEIN AND THE EXPRESSWAY CHURCHES in resplendent logic and language that is writing again. To read 21,000 pages is quite a feat, even if each page contains one line only! The time needed to read 21,000 pages will certainly tend to infinity as we say in mathematics.
Barcelona, Madrid defeats: Is this end of Spanish dominance in world football?
Yes! The UEFA Champions League semi-final came with surprises. As expected, not many soccer lovers believed that Barcelona and their arch-rival, Real Madrid would lost the way they did to their Germany counterparts-Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund.
Man nabbed over wife’s death in Lagos
Operatives at the homicide section of the State Criminal Investigations Department ,SCID, Yaba , Lagos, have arrested a man who allegedly murdered his wife during a scuffle over his alleged affair with his wife’s employee, in Lagos.
Playing videogames slow, reverse ‘mental decay’ – study
Playing videogames can prevent and even reverse deteriorating brain functions such as memory, reasoning and visual processing, according to a study released Wednesday.
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