INEC lacks power to withdraw certificates of return issued (4)
Why Uduaghan won Vanguard Man of the year award —Ogeah
Oshiomhole commiserates with Soyinka
Anglican Primate warns against industrial disharmony
Presidency: DDG advises North to seek fairness in 2015
Elechi pardons 15 prison inmates
I’ve big plans for Ogun people, Amosun boasts
Aregbesola pays N62m compensation to land owners
Events that shaped the literary scene in 2013
Mixed reactions trail Jonathan’s New Year broadcast
UNESCO nominates Port Harcourt for 2014 World Book Centre
Impact Factor and the Nigerian university system
How to make Tinapa work — Frank Umeh
New Year: Jos residents express joy over return of peace
LAGBUS free ride: Beneficiaries frown at insufficient buses
NEW YEAR: Eminent Nigerians, clerics, PDP preach patriotism
Gunmen kidnap son of ex-Bayelsa commissioner

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Man United fall as Arsenal cling to top spot
Tottenham Hotspur hammered another nail into Manchester United’s creaking Premier League title defence with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford on New Year’s Day.
Eagles groove into 2014
Officials and players of the national team on New Year eve had a rare time off their tight and Spartan schedule as they were treated to a Cross-Over party by the management of Bolton White Apartment in Abuja, where the team is camped.
73,000 dead in Syria in 2013
More than 73,000 people were killed in Syria in 2013, the bloodiest year yet in the brutal civil war that began in March 2011, an NGO said on Wednesday.
S’ Court exempts nun group from Obamacare birth control clause
US Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has granted a temporary reprieve to a group of nuns challenging a requirement of President Barack Obama’s healthcare reform law that health insurance they offer include birth control.
Fashola’s wife visits Lagos New Year baby
Wife of Lagos State Governor, Dame Abimbola Fashola, visited various Maternal and Child Centres, MCC, in the state, Tuesday, to celebrate the 2014 First Baby of the Year.
Landmarks since amalgamation
1914: Nigeria is created through the amalgamation of the Northern and Southern protectorates.
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We say welcome to a new year – in the news!
Badagry: From slave port to missionary outpost, by Akran of Badagry
THE Akran of Badagry Aholu Wheno Menu-Toyi 1 holds sway over a swathe of territory covering Badagry town and 70 adjourning villages and districts spread across the mainland and islands in Southwest Nigeria.
The influence of past rulers of Badagry is believed to have also reached the Nigerian border town of Seme.
The octogenarian present Akran of Badagry, ascended to the throne in 1977 and before then, was a journalist whose exploits in the pen profession started in 1961 in the then West African Pilot established by Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, and spread across several platforms including Daily Sketch and New Nigeria where he rose to the position of Acting News Editor, South.
Before him, Badagary had been ruled by 14 paramount rulers, since the days of Akran Gbafoe in 1425.
Banks close early in Ilorin over fear of robbery attacks
Bank customers in Ilorin, the Kwara capital, have been going through hassles to transact businesses as the local branches now close at 2.00 pm over fear of attack by robbers.
Slouching into 2014
From the same poem that gave Chinua Achebe the title of the work that immortalised him, Things Fall Apart, comes this more foreboding sentence: “And what rough beast, its hour come round at last/ Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?”
DSS arrests pastor, 6 children, 9 others for currency counterfeiting
A Pastor reportedly kidnapped along with his six children were afterall arrested by officials of the Department of State Services, DSS, in Lokoja, the Kogi State capital.
Three siblings burnt to death, 10 houses razed in Delta
TRAGEDY struck, Monday, as three kids of same parents were burnt to death in an inferno which consumed 10 make-shift houses at Oroke Estate in Ovwian, Udu Council Area of Delta State.
Innocent Chukwuma: Most Innovative entrepreneur 2013
Dr. Innocent Chukwuma, Chairman of Innoson Vehicles Manufacturing Co. Ltd, the first indigenous vehicle manufacturing plant in Nigeria was born in 1961 in Umudim, Nnewi, Anambra. He is the last of six children born to Mr. and Mrs. Chukwuma Mojekwu of Uru-Umudim Nnewi, Anambra State. After his education, he started trading in spare parts under the name Innoson Nigeria Ltd in 1981. His company is third after Leventis and Boulos Enterprises in assembling branded motorcycles in the country.
FG not responsible for security challenges – Maku
The Minister of Information, Labaran Maku, yesterday, said the current insecurity challenges in the country were not the creation of Federal Government, but local politicians that felt Nigeria belong to them.
Dangote, the man with a Midas touch
When on 10th of April 1957, a male child was born in Kano, little was heard or known of the child. Like Shakespeare wrote in one of his epic books, Julius Caesar, when beggars die there are no comets seen but the heavens themselves blaze the death of Princes. In some dynasty and royalties, when kings are born, they are celebrated. That was not the case in Kano when Aliko Dangote was born. He was just like any other child. He, like other children, learnt to crawl, walk and run. He cried like others but at school he was focused on what he chose to do.

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