NAFDAC shuts malls in Lagos
Dutch coach for Super Falcons
Gunmen abduct Delta poly lecturer
Seven Energy begins gas supply to Calabar-power
Army, Lagos dominate Minimah’s Boxing tourney
Economic growth constrained by declining fortunes
LASU crisis lingers; exams postponed indefinitely
Army release 182 Boko Haram detainees in Borno
20 persons, 25 cows die in Kogi road accident
‘Deep Offshore is the future’
Lalong sacks council chairmen
Jega resumes work as lecturer in BUK

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Nigerians’ll beg PDP to come back in 2019 – Ojougboh
National Vice Chairman, South-South, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Dr. Cairo Ojougboh, has decried the crisis rocking the All Progressives Congress, APC, saying that Nigerians will beg the PDP to come back in 2019.
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PDP vows to reclaim power from APC in 2019
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