Agro-processing to drive Nigeria’s new economy
469 NASS members have five aides each – Deputy Speaker
US coach, Jill Ellis, praises Nigerian Falcons
Women’s World Cup: How USA sent Falcons home
Beninoise cooks drug family 2 weeks into employment
Gov Emmanuel to auction A-Ibom’s private jet
Residents lament as flood wreaks havoc in low-line areas
When will change come for Nigerian women?
APC: A progressing crisis

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Unpaid salaries: Osun APC calls for understanding at Ramadan
The All Progressives Congress APC in Osun state has appealed to the people of the state to exercise maximum restraint, perseverance and understanding in the face of the financial adversity, which is leading the state into the Holly month of Ramadan.
‘Why Jonathan deserves Nobel Peace Prize’
MR Jude Imagwe, a former Special Assistant to President Jonathan Goodluck Jonathan on Youths, said yesterday that his former boss deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for accepting defeat in the last presidential elections.
Edo PDP and Anenih: Deconstructing Osunbor’s unsavoury narrative
Former Governor of Edo State, Professor Oserhiemen Osunbor, in a two-page interview published at pages 46 and 47 of Vanguard edition of Monday, June 8, 2015, revisited a political past that should have been better forgotten when he spoke on the so-called money quarrel between him and former Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Anthony Anenih.
What happened to the fight against kidnappers?
WE are a people that forget too soon. Something happens now and is soon after overtaken by other events and forgotten. But while the event that has attracted our attention lasts, it looks like we will never stop talking about it until whatever challenge it represents is overcome. Such is our attitude to kidnapping which continues to thrive in parts of this country in spite of the silence around it.
‘Sack Keshi now’
These are certainly not the best of times for Super Eagles coach, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi. Only yesterday, the coach was queried by his employers the NFF for not only inviting a rookie, Gabriel Okechukwu from an unknown Abuja based club to the Super Eagles but for also handing him a starting shirt in the Eagles line up against Chad.

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