Robbers raid Aba, kill vigilante member
N300b: Akinbade lambast Aregbesola for wasteful spending
APC decries Ezekwesili’s harassment by SSS
Musa’s wonder goal among World Cup best
2015: Delta group flays imposition of candidates
Youths insist on guber slot for Okigwe
Pre-season tour: Chelsea finally drop Mikel
FG plans to adopt India power sector model Bookmark
IAAF ratifies 3 new world records
Gospel artists rewarded at Crystal Gospel Awards 2014
Obama strengthens gay, transgender workplace rights
Charly Boy and his Guardian Angels?
Kenyan CAN hopes suffer setback

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Behold Maheeda on her way to Church on Sunday
Caroline Sam or Maheeda, whichever name you prefer, doesn’t seem like a person who is ever going to let us off the hook any time soon. If the Holy Chick as she calls herself isn’t flaunting her nudity in our faces, she is asking other erotic questions many of us may never have answers to
MSS flags off national competition for malaria destruction
Mobile Software Solution, the leading African Mobile Games company and platform, yesterday in Lagos flagged off a national competition which revolves around using technology to fight malaria .
Qatar to organize 43 sports events in 2014/15 ahead 2022 World Cup
As they continue to prepare for the hosting of the biggest soccer tournament in the world, the 2022 FIFA World Cup, the Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC) has said said it plans to host an annual calendar for competition events, activities and championships to be hosted in a nation during both informal and general levels during a duration from 01/04/2014 to 31/03/2015.
80 CEOs to attend Google’s executive breakfast forum
Google will be hosting Eighty Chief Executive Officers and top business executives at its Executive breakfast forum to be held in Lagos on the 24 July 2014.
Survey shows voice, social media driving low end mobile commerce
Nigeria has about 120 million mobile phone users. That is about 69 per cent mobile penetration. Out of these, 27 percent, about 27 million use smartphones, the rest, about 77 percent, still use dumbphones or feature phones. This is according to recent survey by Ericson.

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