Help, he is a sex-machine!
Former Gov. Lamido of Jigawa returns, to report at EFCC on Thursday
Ogun not owing workers’ salary – Govt
N8bn CBN fraud: Court refuses suspects bail
Don’t ban ogogoro, distillers’ union begs FG
Two robbers set ablaze in Onitsha tyre market
OPC pulls out of pipeline surveillance contract
CBN gives insight into why states can’t pay salaries
Buhari to fight graft with 5 special laws
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Why Saraki, Dogara may not move to official residences now
STRONG indications have emerged that President of the Senate, Senator Bukola Saraki and Speaker House of Representatives, Honourable Yakubu Dogara will still remain in their private houses or rented apartments for up to the end of this year, unless the Federal Capital Development Authority, FCDA expedite action on the completion of the official residences of these principal officers of the national assembly.
Acting Black, but White
Acting White is a derogatory verbal weapon in the African American community. The term is used against African Americans who, by their demeanour and actions, tend to mimic white modes of behaviour.
Patronize registered banks, not wonder banks, NDIC tells Nigerians
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation, NDIC, has assured that Nigerians had no access to banks and urged the people to imbibe the culture of saving their money in registered instead of wonder banks.
21-yr-old NYSC member killed in Benin
Armed robbers have killed a National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, member identified as David Onyeasina, in Benin, Edo State capital. Two of the robbers have been arrested by the police.
Be patient with Buhari, Opadokun urges Nigerians
Convener of the Coalition of Democrats for Electoral Reforms, CODER, Chief Ayo Opadokun yesterday urged Nigerians to exercise patience with President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, saying; “What had been wrong for almost 20 years cannot be righted one day.”
APC plots against Okowa in Delta
Delta State Governor Dr. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa may have been sworn-in as the fourth democratically elected governor of Delta State, in fact, the first from Delta North, to occupy the Unity House, in Asaba, but the All Progressives Congress (APC) is not prepared to give him a free ride.
No, Borno lawmakers are not rubber stamp of the gov —Wakawa
Hon Ayuba Stephen Wakawa, is a member representing Hawul constituency at the Borno State House of Assembly (BOSHA), he was re-elected for second term on April 11th, 2015 general elections on the platform of the All Progressive Congress, APC. Wakawa is seen as one of the loyalists of Governor Kashim Shettima. In this interview he bares his mind on his re-election and other sundry issues
Miners move to create 300,000 jobs annually
“The Miners Association of Nigeria, MAN, has developed a five-year Strategic Development Plan for the mining sector which would create 300,000 jobs annually as well as contribute 10 per cent to the GDP. “The vast occurrences of solid mineral resources in each state of the federation are yet to be accorded due attention; collective and affirmative action is desired in order to fully exploit the enormous prospects that exist.
30-yr-old man accused of stealing N652, 000
A 30 year-old man, Odey Thomas, was, yesterday, arraigned before the Magistrate’s Court of Lagos State for allegedly stealing the sum of N652, 000.
Nigeria in need of electronic voting system
The plethora of cases emanating from the 2015 Elections demands for total electronic voting system as the only panacea for credible, free and fair election in Nigeria. The election of 1993 that gave rise to the JUNE 12 debacle though adjudged credible and fair still had some concerns, which gave room for the obnoxious annulment that moved our dear country backward.

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