Beating PSG we knew it wouldn’t be easy, says Chelsea’s Cech
Bombing in Pakistan fruit market kills 22
I will tell Nigerians if I am leaving APC – Femi Fani Kayode
NLC describes new $510bn GDP as time bomb
2015: Rivers may explode if… — PDP CHIEFTAIN
Fashola, Amosun fault economy’s new rating
Endless agony, as power network collapses
2015: Jonathan must get to destination —Tukur
Woman nabbed with 686 grammes of cocaine in her private part
Zamfara killings: Reps query NSA, IGP, Defence Minister
2015: APC’ll disappoint PDP — Peterside
Delegates root for devolution of powers
Subsidy fraud: EFCC re-arraigns three oil marketers
AMB blames Boko Haram for drop in UTME applications
Gunmen kill 10, burn 20 houses in Taraba

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Anyansi-Agwu backs Osaze for World Cup
A member of the Nigeria Football Federation Technical Committee, Felix Anyansi-Agwu has openly thrown his weight behind the return of ostracized Super Eagles players but conceded that the coach has the final say.
We paid no ransom for Ebikeme Clark’s release— DELTA GOVT
DELTA State Government, yesterday, said that it did not pay ransom for the release of Mr. Ebikeme Clark, son of Ijaw leader, Chief Edwin Clark.
APC ward congresses hold in Edo, anxiety in Bayelsa
THE All Progressives Par-ty, APC, ward congresses, took place in Edo State, yesterday, while there is anxiety in Bayelsa State over the exercise following plans to adopt a harmonised system of selection.
Kwara police arrest 4 PDP supporters over illegal arms possession
ABUJA — Members of the House of Representatives, yesterday ,mandated its committee on security to invite the National Security Adviser, NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki, rtd, the Minister of Defence, General Aliyu Gusau, rtd, and the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, to appear before the House and explain what led to last week’s killings of Nigerians in Zamfara State.
5 soldiers, scores of terrorists killed in Boko Haram ambush
Following continued air and land strikes on Boko Haram terrorists in the hills and forests of the North-East, an officer of the Nigerian Army and four soldiers have been killed in an ambush by the terrorists, while scores of the sect members were killed in the shootout that ensued.

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