Nigeria maul New Zealand 4-1 to reach semis
Security agents avert Okorocha, Mbaise youths’clash at festival
IS could come to our streets, Britain Cameron warns
2015: Abia guber aspirant disowns posters
Vet docs want better labs for diagnosing animal diseases
2015 African U-20 qualifier F/Eagles await CAF verdict
Nollywood actor, Martins Amaihe set to star in Bollywood film
Troops ‘rescue 85 Boko Haram hostages’
Washist.com takes dry-cleaning online with N8m investment
INEC extends distribution of voter cards by 2 days
Germany warns direct Russia-Ukraine clash must be avoided
When will Nigeria gain economic freedom?
AGIP, GE frustrating local content, gas supply
Chidoka displeased with state of MMIA underground tunnel

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Ebola: Ministry conducts animal distribution survey
The Federal Ministry of Environment, has started a survey of the distribution of animals in Abuja, as part of its contribution to check the spread of Ebola virus.
Minister assures on completion of roads
Minister of State for Works, Mr Dayo Adeyeye, on Sunday assured that most federal roads in the country would be made motorable before the end of May, 2015.
Ribadu’s defection to PDP won’t affect our electoral fortunes- APC
The All Progressives Congress (APC), said on Sunday in Yola that the defection of Mallam Nuhu Ribadu to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) would not affect the fortunes of the party in Adamawa.
Lagos moves to regulate estate agency charges
Lagos State government has initiated moves to regulate estate agency fees in the state which it claims ranks highest when compared with other countries.
To this end, a stakeholders’ meeting was recently convened at the instance of the Lagos State Real Estate Transaction Department (LASRETRAD) to deliberate on “Real Estate Agency Fees in Lagos”. In attendance were various associations of estate agents, legal practitioners and developers, among others, operating in the state.
Gunmen behead man, kill girl in Plateau
Two persons have been reportedly killed in the early hours of Sunday by unknown attackers at Rafin Bwaunan Noma community in Bassa Local government Area of Plateau State.
Raising terror victims with funds
NIGERIA’S political terrain is so polarised that no opinion is justified as honest. On the one hand,if you praise the government, you are likely to be accused of receiving inducement. On the other, if you criticise government, you will be tagged an opponent.
Improper documentation denies tertiary institutions access to intervention funds-TETFund
Prof. Suleiman Bogoro, Executive Secretary of Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), has identified improper documentation and problems associated with financial reports as the major reasons hindering tertiary institutions from accessing intervention funds.
One shot, seven arrested as violence flares in riot-hit US town
One person was shot and seven people were arrested as police battled to impose a curfew in the riot-hit US town of Ferguson on Sunday, one week after the racially-charged shooting of an unarmed black teenager.
Newcastle honour supporters killed in MH17 crash
English Premier League club Newcastle United on Sunday paid tribute to two of their supporters who were killed when Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 was shot down over Ukraine last month.
Sturridge gives Liverpool opening win
Daniel Sturridge snaffled a 79th-minute winner as last season’s Premier League runners-up Liverpool opened the new campaign with a 2-1 victory at home to Southampton on Sunday.
Ebola patients flee attack on Liberia isolation clinic
Seventeen patients infected with Ebola were unaccounted for on Sunday after they fled an armed raid on a quarantine centre in Monrovia by men who claimed the epidemic is a fiction.
Corrigendum: Adadevoh not discharged from quarantine
Dr Ada, a 26 year old medical officer, not Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh of First Consultants Hospital, Obalende, was the first Ebola patient discharged from the quarantine unit of the Emergency Operation Centre, EOC, at the Mainland Hospital, Lagos contrary to our earlier reported of yesterday.
Nigeria will defeat terrorists, say Oshiomhole, Army Chief
Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State and the Chief of Army Staff, Lt-General Kenneth Minimah have expressed confidence in the ability of the Nigerian Armed Forces to defeat the terrorists troubling parts of the county.
Kenya bans west Africa travellers amid scramble to fight Ebola
Kenya has become the latest country to ban travellers from parts of Ebola-hit west Africa as Nigeria scrambled to stop the deadly disease spreading through the continent’s most populous nation.
Armed men attack Monrovia Ebola clinic, 29 patients flee
Armed men attacked an Ebola isolation ward in the Liberian capital Monrovia overnight, prompting 29 patients to flee the facility, witnesses said Sunday.

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