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Russia questions five suspects over Nemtsov killing
Jonathan, worst experience ever for S-west — Osun APC
Where is Muhammadu Buhari?
20,000 ex-militants go to school!
Dozens killed as three bombs hit Maiduguri
We rejected politicians’money — Uche, Methodist Prelate
25,000 pastors hold prayers for Buhari in Lagos
Why Igbo will vote Jonathan —Ohanaeze leader, Nworgu
INEC Mock poll exposes Card Readers’ flaws
Bafana Bafana/Eagles have scores to settle – SAFA boss
Polls postponement is all Jega’s fault – ABC Nwosu
Mr. president, I’ll believe it when it happens (2)
20 DAYS TO POLLS: INEC’s new rule sparks rigging fears!
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SubscribeEven lawmakers are misleading the people on Jega – Abati
In this interview, the Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati, speaks on some national issues. Abati says that rather than vote for the past which General Mohammadu Buhari, the APC presidential candidate in the March 28 elections, represents, Nigerians should vote his principal, vying on the platform of the PDP, in order to consolidate on what has been achieved. According to him, the President will deploy the military to guarantee security in the country and ensure that no voter is intimidated during elections.
Flying Eagles confront Senegal in AYC opener
The junior national team, the Flying Eagles will begin the quest for a seventh African Youth Championship title on today when they take on host country Senegal in what is expected to be a bruising physical contest.
‘APC’s propaganda won’t win poll for Buhari’
A group mobilising support for President Goodluck Jonathan’s re-election, the Goodluck Lagos Grassroots Project, has said that propaganda will not save the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, from losing the March 28 election.
Hare so fast
The hare is a mammal, it is bigger than the rabbit and not known for its depth or intelligence.The past two weeks were all about the race ran between the hare and tortoise. The fable itself is African in origin but it has spread around the world and I doubt there are still people in the world not familiar with it. So for a quick recap; here goes.
Mercy Johnson defends her train trip from Iddo to Ikeja
“I was around Iddo at Ebute Metta when my Range Rover developed a mechanical fault and I had to make a very important appointment in Ikeja, regardless of the usual traffic congestion in Lagos. Luckily, a member of my management team was around, he suggested a train ride and we were in Ikeja in less than 30 minutes”.
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