History hangs heavy as Dutch, Argentina clash
FIFA picks Turkish referee for Netherlands/Argentina semi-final clash
Fayose and stomach infrastructure
What has Chief Tom Ikimi got to do with it?
Germany out to down Neymar-less Brazil as titans clash
Strike continues until…— DOCTORS
Brazil plot Germany demise without Neymar, Silva
FIFA dismiss Silva plea, slam leniency claim
Robbers grab $36 million Samsung electronics in Brazil
Oil spill: A-Ibom youths picket ExxonMobil
Remembering Mogadishu
Aribisala: When hatred destroys credibility
Pregnant woman, 5 others perish in Ibadan auto crash
Nyako: On the brink
ICPC alleges plot to foil Farouk, Emenalo’s trial

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Anglicans accuse Obi of not returning school to mission
Worshippers at Ebenezer Anglican Church, Oyelu Oze, Nkwelle-Ezunaka, in Oyi Local Government Area of Anambra State, have accused former Governor Peter Obi of failing to approve their application for Certificate of Occupancy before leaving office, probably because he was of the Catholic Church.
Edo Assembly crisis: APC lawmakers accuse Police of bias
The 15 All Progressives Congress, APC, lawmakers in Edo State, yesterday, held a parallel plenary at the old House of Assembly complex, Government House Benin City and accused the Police in the state of bias.
Cement makers to withdraw substandard, expired products
Major cement manufacturers, yesterday, agreed to withdraw substandard and expired cement from markets across the country with immediate effect.
Corrupt judges, SANs working together—CJN
Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Hon. Justice Aloma Mukhtar, yesterday, accused some Senior Advocates of Nigeria, SAN, of working in tandem with corrupt judges who are under probe before the National Judicial Council, NJC, for corruption and misconduct.
Ekiti: Shifting paradigm of South west politics
A NEW sociology of the Ekiti people is emerging…”, so said Kayode Fayemi, the state’s outgoing governor in his major speech after losing the last governorship election in the state.
Nigeria gets $8bn World Bank CPS fund
The World Bank launched Nigeria’s Country Partnership Strategy, CPS, in Abuja, yesterday, with a funding allocation of $8 billion over the next four years.
We’re close to finding Chibok girls— FG
The Federal Government announced, yesterday, that it was getting nearer to finding the over 200 schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram terrorists on April 14 from Chibok, Borno State.
FDIs into Nigeria drop to $5.6bn in 2013
By SEBASTINE OBASI Foreign direct investments, FDIs, into Nigeria reduced from $7.1 billion in 2012 to $5.6 billion in 2013, as a result of divestments by the International oil companies,IOCs, said the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, UNCTAD. In its latest World Investment Report 2014, UNCTAD said that Nigeria led West Africa’s 14 […]
Bank manager found hanging in uncompleted building
The decomposing body of a 44‑year‑old branch manager of a commercial bank, Habeeb Olatunde, who reportedly committed suicide has been discovered.
16 Years After: Abiola’s ghost wants a workable Nigeria
FOR a death that claimed only one life at the Aso Rock Clinic on July 7, 1998, it is an irony that the import of that mysterious event, now symbolises the multifaceted challenges militating against the future of over 170million lives.
INSECURITY: Expert makes case for helpline
The Federal Government has been urged to urgently put in place trauma lines that can provide psychological services to Nigerians especially with the recent activities of insurgency in the country.
FG is working on 184 road projects – Onolememen
The Federal Government through the Federal Ministry of Works, is currently executing 184 road contracts across the the six geo-political zones in Nigeria.
Fayose promises to partner with monarchs
Ekiti state governor-elect, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, has pledged to partner with traditional rulers for the development of the state, saying his programmes and policies will benefit all, irrespective of religion or party affiliation.
Osun 2007 blast: I was lodged in Govt House, not prison — Prime Suspect
OSOGBO—The prime suspect in the June 15, 2007 car bomb that exploded inside a Peugeot 505 saloon car at the Ministry of Water Resources, Abere,Osun State, Richard Abayomi Adesanmi, has admitted that he was lodged at the State Government House, Osogbo, instead of prison custody by the ousted administration of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. […]
Edo PDP lawmakers sit, declare Assembly renovation illegal
THE lingering crisis in the Edo State House of Assembly, yesterday, took a new dimension as the nine Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, lawmakers in the state gained entry into the Anthony Enahoro Assembly Complex and held a separate plenary in front of the entrance to the chambers.

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