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Women Deliver 2013: Global agenda for women, girls’ health
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Nigeria takes a stand against Neglected Tropical Diseases
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Brazil to boost ties with Nigeria
NSC reiterates support to Flying Eagles
Minister of Aviation declares war on Yoruba – 1
The Counterfeit Christian Church 2
It’s in South-East’s interest to back APC – Annie Okonkwo
Osoba, Ogbeh head APC constitution, manifesto committees
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SubscribePuzzles linger amid Reps’ moves to unmask Oyerinde’s killers
•They are after my life-Ugolor …•I am still waiting for IGP to produce assailants – Oshiomhole
The House of Representatives Committee on Public Petition, headed by Hon.Uzo Azubuike, will, on Wednesday, hear the petition written by a Coalition of Civil Society Organizations in Edo State against the police over the killing of the Principal Private Secretary to Governor Adams Oshiomhole, Comrade Olaitan Oyerinde, and the subsequent arrest and detention of his bosom friend, Rev. David Ugulor, in connection with the murder.
We didn’t kill revenue collectors – Edo transport union
FOLLOWING the death of two revenue collectors on Friday in Benin City, the Edo State Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN), Saturday, warned against actions that will jeopardize the tax regime of the state government, just as it disassociated itself from the killing of two revenue collectors.
NGF Chairmanship: Governors set for showdown
Barring any last-minute change of plans, state governors are set to meet with a view to resolving the lingering crisis of succession in Nigeria Governors Forum (NGF) at a time a segment of the forum has threatened to quit the association.
Our common rituals: Lenten season and Ramadhan
As in previous articles, this piece is written for those who wish to see Nigerians united in spite of their religious differences. It is the hope of the writer that, reading this piece will open up discussions between those who profess these two faiths ( Islam and Christianity)and, eventually, result in deep respect for each other’s faith practices and lead to a more eirenic relationship.
Coach dashed my London 2012 dreams, says female boxer
Nigerian female boxer, Kehinde Obare is still nursing regrets that she wasn’t part of the history when women boxing was introduced to the Olympics for the first at the London 2012 Games.
Legacies, lessons and the audacity of Joseph Ratzinger’s resignation
When in April 19, 2005, Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger was crowned Pope Benedict XVI after the death of much-beloved Pope John Paul II, observant followers of events in Vatican City knew that the new pontiff had a lot on his plate. To start with, the Pope himself was well aware that he had to work extra hard to match, and if possible surpass, the achievements of his predecessor who was selected despite criticism from some disgruntled highly-placed Italian Catholics opposed to the election of a non-Italian Pope.
National Budget as a Communiqué
The last time I spoke with my brother, Joe on phone, he wondered how my weekly column is always able to follow with ease, the ‘goings-on’ in Nigeria when I am hardly in the country these days. What my brother did not immediately appreciate is that people abroad do not need to spend too much time searching for Nigerian events or indeed what the details are. A few minutes of “browsing” will expose the typical issues and because Nigerian matters take the same pattern all the time, any analyst can easily fill in whatever gaps there are.
I played trumpets to pay my school fees – Peter Falade
Where persistence rules, great strides follow! Peter Oladotun Falade played the sax in Faze’s Originality as well as the sax version for Terry G’s Pass Me Your Love. It was my first encounter with him, and that memorable evening, he handled the saxophone in a manner that seemed like he was born with it. Young and charming Saxo Smooth as he’s fondly called by fans, sent goose pimples down my spine as I watched him do what he calls ‘his thing’- a skill that has taken him to France, Germany, and several other countries.
Corruption is Nigeria’s biggest problem Akinyemi
A FORMER External Affairs Minister, Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi, yesterday, fingered corruption as Nigeria’s biggest problem.
Hyundai Sonata ranked most dependable midsize car by JD Power
Hyundai’s Sonata received the distinct honor of most dependable midsize car by J.D. Power and Associates in their 2013 Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS). The annual Vehicle Dependability Study shows Sonata ranked highest in its class, beating out leading competitors.
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