Nigeria’ll identify with the Shuttle Time Initiative – Danagogo
Alleged insult: Igbo leaders slam Junaid Mohammed
DTHA: Activist urged to contest Warri North seat
Delta 2015: Obuh declares governorship intention tomorrow
Eulogies for Ekeji at book launch
Voice of Jacob, hand of Esau!
Refining crude oil in Nigerian will help economy, says IPMAN
AKWA IBOM 2015: The case for continuity
Oil magnate guns for senate in Anambra
Former Abia environmental agency boss in race to rule Abia
Ex-UNTH Governing Council chairman joins Imo gov race
2015: APC gov aspirant assures Deltans of transparency
Pro-Jonathan group commends stakeholders on Delta LG polls
Customs intercepts goods worth N70.4m
Edo women buy nomination form for Eribo
FIFA Ballon d’ór: Toure, Messi, Lahm battle to unseat Ronaldo
Withdraw your case from court, make peace, Danagogo begs Giwa

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Boston bomb suspect’s friends face heavy jail terms
Three friends of the accused Boston Marathon bomber face tough sentences of between seven and 25 years for lying to the FBI and throwing evidence in the trash after being prosecuted.
South African tycoon gives $1m to fight Ebola
South African mining tycoon Patrice Motsepe has donated $1 million (784,000 euros) to the Ebola Fund to help fight the disease that has killed nearly 4,900 people, his firm said on Tuesday.
Fifth Chukker savours Patrons Cup win
Fifth Chukker has been celebrating their victory in the MTN African Patrons Cup Polo Tournament held weekend at the Kangimi resort in Kaduna.
Ameobi: Anything can happen against City
Manchester City are the bookmakers’ clear favourites ahead of tonight’s Capital One Cup fourth round tie against Newcastle, but Sammy Ameobi has insisted: “You never know what can happen.”
FIFA gives Nigeria Friday deadline
Nigeria Tuesday received a reprieve from world soccer-governing body, FIFA, which has moved the deadline for the nation’s ban to Friday, October 31, 2014 at midday Nigerian time.
The grace according to FIFA’s Secretary-General Jerome Valcke in a letter addressed to the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Amaju Pinnick was in order to give Nigerian football a last opportunity to avoid a lengthy suspension.

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