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Mexico coach urges team to avoid World Cup sex
Jonathan cautioned over ‘political detractors’
I’m not a religious bigot – Nyako
ACF condemns Jos blasts
Eto’o hits at ‘puppet’ Mourinho again
Army recruits to beef up fight against insurgency

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South East: Drum beats of hope as Federal roads get face-lift
AS the hand of the clock ticks towards the 2015 general elections, Emeka Mamah and Francis Igata, write on Federal Government’s avowed commitment to complete the rehabilitation of all Federal roads in the country, especially those in the South-East before 2015.
Behold Nigeria’s solar-powered race car
IN continuation of the relentless pursuit for technological innovation, relevance and advancement, a group of Nigerian engineers, technologists and scientists have designed a state-of-the-art, concept solar car that will put Nigeria on the talking point of technology and innovation globally.
HRW calls for international probe of Boko Haram’s finances
Human Rights Watch, (HRW), yesterday opposed to the idea by the government to station security personnel in schools at the troubled north eastern states of the country.
Land scam: Ex-Chevron Accountant grants N50m bail
A former senior official with Chevron Nigeria Limited, Mr. Michael Adenuga charged for alleged conversion of landed property worth N5.5billion to his personal use was, Wednesday, granted a N50 million bail by an Ikeja High Court
Dakingari declares 2 days public holiday for workers to obtain voter’s cards
Gov. Saidu Dakingari of Kebbi on Wednesday declared May 22 and May 23 as public holidays to enable workers in the state obtain their permanent voter cards.
Fiofori advises entertainment journalists to be hardworking
A veteran entertainment photo journalist, Tam Fiofori, on Wednesday advised entertainment journalists to be hardworking, in order to make a meaningful impact in the industry.
Israel puts Jewish extremists under house arrest for pope visit
Israel has decided to place under house arrest several young Jewish extremists suspected of planning to disrupt Pope Francis’s visit to the Holy Land this weekend, police said on Wednesday.
Support FG in fight against insurgency — Orji Kalu
Former Abia Governor, Chief Orji Kalu, on Wednesday urged Nigerians to support the Federal Government in the fight against insurgency in the country.
Terrorism not true reflection of Nigerian values, cultures – Omeri
The National Orientation Agency (NOA) on Wednesday said the activities of the terror group in the country were not the true reflections of Nigerian values and cultures.
Thinking Beyond Boko Haram
THE tragic snatching of the Chibok school girls appears to be the tipping point in Nigeria’s battle with Boko Haram. What started as a river of national rage has grown into one massive ocean of international outrage, escalating Boko Haram overnight from a band of local insurgents terrorising Nigeria to a truly global menace.
To save Nigeria, let’s talk (2)
HE would have the status of a permanent secretary in the public service. The local level of government should be the affair of the Regional Government. It means that all the 774 local government councils would be inherited by the Region into which they fall.
Jos bomb attacks very cruel and saddening – IGP
he Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr Mohammed Abubakar, on Wednesday visited the Jos bombing scenes and declared that the Federal Government was fully committed to ending terrorism in the country.
Commendations galore as COSON celebrates 4th anniversary
Some stakeholders in Lagos have expressed their satisfaction and pleasure at the achievements the Copyright Society of Nigeria (COSON) had recorded since its recognition by the Federal Government.
#BringBackOurGirls: NUT orders teachers not to come to school on Thursday
Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has directed its members not to come to school on Thursday to protest the abduction of over 200 girls of Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno.
Kwara decries continued shortfall in federal allocations.
The kwara State government said it has sourced for N210m to assist the local governments across the state meet their primary obligations in view of the continued shortfall in the federal monthly allocations to the state.

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