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Ladoja loses 94-year-old mother
Don’t blame us if FIFA bans Nigeria – Chukwuemeka
Science education in Nigeria below mark, says former NUC scribe
Osun: PDP wants election cancelled
INEC sets up registration points in LGA offices nationwide
Veg diet versus Ebola and other zoonotic diseases
Growth in non-oil export hits US$2.970bn — NEPC
Retirement is enjoyable if planned — Ishola
Part-time legislators may not be committed — Ajibola, SAN
Issues and personalities of the National Conference
APGA defections: Ekwunife, Reps running from their sins — Umeh
Dambatta, 5th Confab delegate dies
ADAMAWA: Stalemate as PDP chieftains split over Ribadu
Right of reply: About NLC appointing a new General Secretary
For Boko Haram victims, a lifeline from a philanthropist
40 feared killed in fresh Alago/Eggon fight in Nasarawa
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SubscribeIkimi claims influence he doesn’t have — Oyegun
NATIONAL Chairman of All Progressives Congress, APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegu, yesterday, lambasted the former Foreign Affairs Minister, Chief Tom Ikimi over his comments that he (Oyegun) was imposed on the party, saying that Ikimi was arrogating “to himself an influence he does not have both in Edo State and Nigeria as a whole.”
5 die, 9 injured in Ado-Ekiti auto crash
ADO-EKITI — At least five persons died while nine others sustained various degree of injuries in Ado Ekiti during an auto crash involving a vehicle conveying students of Ekiti State University, EKSU, Ado-Ekiti.
Abia @ 23: We’re still building —Gov Orji
TWENTY THREE years after its creation, Governor Theodore Orji yesterday said that Abia State remained a major work in progress in terms of development.
According to him, there are still enormous work to be done and many new hurdles to cross in the concerted effort to develop the state.
Police ban indiscriminate hoisting of parties’ flags in Borno
THE Borno State Police Command yesterday banned indiscriminate hoisting of political parties’ flags at public places other than parties’ offices and secretariats in the state.
Government Of National Unity as a tasty poison
WE are reminded of “Aggregate Seven” – an uncle of ours whose nick-name emanated from the fact that he had an aggregate of seven wives, none of whom was original. Uncle used his position as a Customary Court President to acquire second-hand wives.
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