Messi, Suarez, Neymar hit century mark in Barca rout
Dawson kills Liverpool’s Europe dream
Igbo youths want Ogbonnaya Onu named SGF
‘Adamawa lost property worth N7.3bn to Boko Haram’
Anxious wait for identities of rescued girls
Yekini, Amokachi, Ajunwa get Abuja street names
City free Iheanacho to join F/Eagles
DESOPADEC Bill splits Delta oil communities
ITF Futures: Nigerian players cruise on in Abuja
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Troops rescue 200 girls, 93 women from Sambisa Forest
Flying Eagles set Friday deadline for foreign pros

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Pirates take over Akwa Ibom waterways
IWUOKPOM—FOR seven months running, sea bandits have been on the prowl in the waterways of Ibeno Local Government Area, Akwa Ibom State, attacking fishermen, impounding their equipment, including speedboats and collecting huge ransoms for the release of the confiscated items with Police and Navy unable to come to their rescue. While the state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Gabriel Achong, said there was a limit policemen could go on the high sea, a top Navy official said the personnel were not equipped to fight sea robbers.
US Supreme Court divided on gay marriage
The US Supreme Court appeared divided Tuesday on whether gay couples have a constitutional right to wed — as it weighs a decision that could see same-sex marriage recognized nationwide.
Delta community alleges plot to kill leader
BURUTU— YAYOROGBENE, an Ijaw community in Burutu Local Government Area, Delta State, has petitioned the Commissioner of Police in the state over a purported plan by some leaders from a neighbouring community to murder its community leader, Comrade Austin Ozobo, over a land dispute.
Indonesia executes three Nigerians, other convicts
Indonesia early Wednesday executed eight drug convicts including two Australians and four Nigerians but a Filipina was spared at the 11th hour, local media reported.
NNPC blames fuel scarcity on NARTO, PTD strike
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Tuesday, blamed the fuel scarcity currently witnessed in some parts of the country on the strike action embarked upon by the members of National Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO) and the Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD) over their disagreements with major oil marketers.

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