Allegations against Okiro ill-motivated – NGO
Why Ekweremadu’s re-election is in Order
Home Lottery Gives Out First House To Winner
Lifestyle: Your feet say a lot about your health
MTN Nigeria gets investors in People Gold Accreditation
Transcorp Ughelli Power releases 2014 Annual Report
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AMAA 2015 organisers move to Los Angeles
Allegations against Okiro ill-motivated – NGO
Surprising ways to get an A in that course
Abuja Female Painter who fears no height
Six students to benefit from SWI scholarship fund

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Chad to arrest foreigners following Boko Haram attacks
Chadian Prime Minister, Kalzeube Deubet, on Friday, said that following the recent Boko Haram attack in two suicide blasts in the capital, N’Djamena, which killed 37 people, government would commence rounding up of foreigners in that country.
Sex: How much do you know?
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) remain a major public health challenge in many countries of the world. In Nigeria, many factors, including cultural and economic challenges make effective taming of STDs difficult. Coupled with these are the challenges of social stigmatisation, education and lack of access to accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Edo ALGON defends Oshiomhole over misappropriation allegation
Unlike many other states, workers in Edo state civil service receive their wages as at when due despite the prevailing dwindling allocation to states from the Federation Account.
Toba Falode immortalised
On May 19th 2015, family members, friends and sympathisers converged to launch a book to immortalize Toba – the murdered son of ace female sports presenter, Aisha Falode. The book, ‘Gift of Grace – A sibling bond’ which was written by Toba’s sister, Tolu Falode was launched at the Wheatbaker Hotel, Ikoyi on the day Toba Falode who was murdered in Dubai about a year ago would have turned 21.
“My aunty directed me to a ‘baby factory’, victim says in Enugu
Some residents in Enugu State and its environs have expressed dismay over the return of ‘baby factories’ in the state.
Critics say ICC’s focus on African leaders inappropriate
Critics of the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) actions in Africa are of the view that ICC may have been set up only to tackle Africa, asserting that the actions of the agency appear unfair to the African continent, adding that the ICC is discriminating in its selection practices. Saturday Vanguard’s investigations into the issue revealed […]
I do know our salary is not in the region of N1m per month – Dogara
The Speaker of the House of the Representatives, Yakubu Dogara , on Friday, said he was not aware of the jumbo salaries being earned by legislators.
US church shooting suspect confesses, says he ”wanted to start a race war”
Less than four weeks after his inauguration on May 29, Kaduna State Governor, Malam Nasir El-Rufa’i, may have begun the implementation of aspects of the promised “change” which he believes will restore what he has consistently described as the lost glory of Kaduna.
Buhari vows to fulfill his promises to the people.
President Muhammadu Buhari said on Friday that Nigerians should be patient and accept democracy not as a system of government but as a lifestyle in order to ensure development of the country.
LGs must meet obligations to workers, says Oshiomhole
Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State says Local Government Councils must meet their obligations as specified in the constitution even as he said the state government would assist the Local Governments in re-engineering their finances in order to meet their obligations to their workers.
APC Chair says party working to end crisis, defends Lai Mohammed
The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief John Oyegun, has assured that the party is working around the clock to resolve the crisis that has rocked it in recent times, to pave the way for the party to fulfill its campaign promises to Nigerians.
UK courts didn’t exonerate Kashamu – AGF
The Federal Government, Friday, faulted claims that two United Kingdom courts exonerated the Senator representing Ogun East senatorial district, Buruji Kashamu of complicity in illicit drug crime, insisting that the claim was not only untrue, but misleading.
Man, 31, stabs wife to death over infidelity
Lagos – A 31-year-old man, Michael David, who allegedly stabbed his wife, Onyinyechi Dennis, to death on Friday appeared before an Ebute Meta Chief Magistrates’ Court, Lagos. The accused, who resides in Ojoku around Olodi-Apapa, is facing a charge of murder. The Prosecutor, Insp. Emmanuel Ajayi, told the court that the offence was committed on […]
Diaspora groups hail Oye’s victory as new APGA chairman
While commending the Governor of Anambra State, Willie Obiano for the peaceful conduct of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) national convention held recently in Awka, Anambra State, members of the party living in the United Kingdom and South Africa respectively have congratulated the National chairman elect, Dr. Victor K. Oye and the General Secretary Labaran Maku for their victories.
EU provides N4.7bn in aid for Boko Haram victims
The European Commission said on Thursday that it is providing N4.7 billion in aid to affected by the activities of Boko Haram insurgents.

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