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NAFDAC raises alarm over quality of packaged water
He’s not interested in sex anymore
Enyimba just big in name —Giwa Coach
Of dating sites and faceless lovers
Mayweather: I was called a wingless chicken
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SubscribeB-I-Z-A-R-R-E How 19-yr-old drop-out hypnotizes women with strange ring
Detectives attached to Nsukka Area Command of the Nigeria Police Force, Enugu State, were dumb- founded, recently, following startling confessions of a 19-year-old elementary six drop-out over his exploits with girls and homosexuals using a strange ring. The suspect, Chukwuebuka Ani, who hails from Nara in Nkanu Local Government Area of the state told policemen that he uses ring to weirdly attract young girls and married women while homosexuals approach him for love tango at the cost of a whooping N100,000 per day.
IGP sets up monitoring teams to check police performance
Acting Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Ehigiator Arase, in enforcing the Police Anti-Corruption initiative, has directed the IGP Teams on Monitoring of police performance to immediately commence the monitoring of activities/conducts of Police officers on the Highways, Police stations and formations nationwide.
If Buhari does not step on toes he will fail – Nkire
Though he belongs to the Board of Trustees of the All Progressives Congress, APC, the euphoria from the party’s victory at the last general elections is not lost on him to close his eyes on key issues the incoming government should do to be different from the outgoing People’s Democratic Party, PDP.
I’ll allow LGs to manage own funds — El-Rufai
Kaduna state Governor-elect, Malam Nasir El-Rufa’i, says his government will not interfere with funds accruing to local government areas from the Federation Account.
The freshers guide to campus life
The sad fate of students, who have been unable to complete their tertiary education for reasons ranging from peer pressure, cultism, drugs and alcohol abuse to pure laziness should serve as an example to fresh students, but this is not always the case. Many fresh students still fall victims of these vices. Some other times, challenges could be as minor as the most affordable way to get food or the best ways to save your money. Whatever the case may be, Saturday School Life compiled a guide to help new students thrive on campus.
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