Shippers’ Council moves to reclaim 300,000 metric tonnes of transit cargo
Delta: Why we’re yet to adopt a gov candidate — Idawene, SDP chairman
Jonathan remains best candidate in presidential poll —Olejeme
Endless search for PVCs: The confusion continues
Paga rewards agents
25-yr-old woman docked for N1m theft from Shoprite
Coming of a great depression
From Turkey comes boost for education
Eight years later, OBJ surrenders
Card Reader: The batttery issue
NOA, UNIABUJA sign MoU on ethics, civic education
NEPC, NIPC synergize to stimulate investments in export trade
Itsekiri group bemoans UPU crisis
Polls: Court fixes Feb 22 for fresh suit seeking to stop Jonathan
CBN imposes six year limit on resolution of complaints
Oshiomhole blames NLC leadership for botched election

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Delta Police Command accuses Force Chaplain of promoting religious war
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APC stage-managed attack on Okrika rally – Bipi
Member representing Ogu/Bolo state constituency in Rivers State House of Assembly, Mr Evans Bipi, has accused the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the state of allegedly stage managing the attack on its rally in Okrika on Tuesday.
Only 70% of electricity supplied to us paid for — AEDC
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HIV: Airtel partners UNAIDS to tackle mother-to-child transmission
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SLeone in door-to-door hunt for infected Ebola patients
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Two technicians seriously injured on James Bond set in Austria
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