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FG releases N113.75bn for girl child education
APC chieftain says Nigeria will overcome security challenges
Russia sends emergency generators to Crimea
Arab summit kicks off with calls to arm Syria rebels
Egypt’s mass death sentences breach global rights law— UN
$20 billion, Sanusi and the opposition cabal
MAN United VS MAN City: local bragging rights at stake
Sambo Dasuki and security media relations
Terrorists are beasts, insane – Mark
New video: Wande Coal drops ‘My Way’
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SubscribeMASSOB threatens to sue police over human rights abuses
The Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB may have concluded arrangements to drag the police authorities to court, including the Inspector-General of Police, IGP, Anambra State Commissioner of Police, CP and the Divisional Police Officer, DPO at Otuocha, Anambra East Local Government Area of the state, for unlawfully raiding its Anambra North Zonal office at Umueri, last week.
I “ll not further enrich FG by returning my confab allowance, says Ozekhome
A federal government delegate to the ongoing national conference and human rights lawyer, Mike Ozekhome (SAN) has said that his N4 million monthly allowance will go to charity and other destitute homes.
Wanted: 2015 Candidates
UNLESS we do a lot more than we are doing now, the 2015 elections would produce the same unsatisfying outcomes as we have had since 1999 and for which we have loudly complained without addressing our concerns.
Politicians who left PDP are coming back — Gov Shema
We have our own challenges, that is not to say other parties don’t have challenges. Ours is obvious because of our size. And in politics, size matters.
It is always easy to talk about differences in political parties or even in any organisation, but what people fail to realise is that PDP has succeeded in ruling Nigeria since 1999.
A Jerry Rawlings solution for Nigeria
AS the crème de la crème of the Nigerian intelligentsia are currently gathered in Abuja to craft a new roadmap for the country’s political future, there is a very popular option for solving the country’s problem that you can be sure they will not be discussing because many of them are politicians. That option regularly comes up in discussions about how to address the malaise of corruption in Nigeria.
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