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Hell is your portion-PFN tells Boko Haram
Lagos presents cheques to 243 tanker fire victims
FMC Jalingo appeals to doctors to call off strike
‘Fake’ UN troops in attack on C. Africa radio station
Senate Leadership: Ahmed Lawan’s group responsible for Senators’ letter to IGP on Senate Rules ‘ Forgery’
APC can’t enforce its supremacy on Senate – Nnamani
Female suicide bomber targets Kano mosque, blows self up
Fear in Patani as gunmen invasion leads to abduction
APC hails Buhari for ending workers’ misery
Pandemonium as thugs disrupt protest against Aregbesola
#MKO: Struggles of Abiola honored 17 years after death
Stop this borrowing madness
Messi devastated by new defeat in final
Architect designed a Beyonce inspired skyscrapper
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SubscribeAPC Crisis: Oyegun’s exit isn’t a solution — Sen Alimikhena
Senator Francis Alimikhena, APC, Edo North is the Deputy Chief Whip of the Senate and a retired military officer. In this interview with Vanguard, Senator Alimikhena, who is in his first term in the Senate and the only APC senator from the South-South, speaks on topical issues affecting the Senate and his party. Excerpts:
New rules seek to cut Brazil Cesarean craze
New regulations aimed at rolling back Brazil’s obsession with Cesarean sections took effect Monday, with the government hoping it can steer the country from its status as a world leader in C-section births.
Leave me alone, Keshi tells Nigerians
Sacked Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi has told Nigerians to leave him alone after being relieved of his duties by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) at the weekend.
Ondo govt. cautions FG over sack of SURE-P Health workers
Ondo State Government has cautioned the Federal Government to re-consider laying off thousands of health workers engaged under the SURE-P Midwives Scheme noting that this would cause a setback for the gains recorded on maternal and child survival in the last few years.
5 Nigerian students detained in Malaysia over N125.2 internet scam
Abuja—Five Nigerian students have been arrested and detained in Malaysia over alleged involvement in an internet fraud amounting to N125.2 million (RM2.4 million) in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur.
Impeachment: Mass rally against Aregbesola slated for today
SCORES of Osun State citizens were yesterday said to be warming up towards participating in today’s rally in support of Governor Rauf Aregbesola’s impeachment, according to the organisers, Civil Societies’ Coalition for Emancipation of Osun State, CSCEO.
Again, PDP vows to reclaim power from APC in 2019
ABUJA — AGAIN, the national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has vowed to reclaim power from the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, in 2019.
Acting INEC boss reconstitutes 14 c’ttees
ABUJA — The Acting Chairperson of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Mrs Amina Zakari, yesterday, reconstituted 14 standing committees of the commission.
UN commences screening of Boko Haram victims for skills acquisition
The United Nations, UN, has commenced the screening of 2,000 Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, for the first phase of providing means of livelihood and early recovery support scheme to victims of Boko Haram insurgency.
BVN enrolment hits 15million mark
The nationwide enrolment of banks’ Biometric Verification Numbers, BVN, has reached a landmark of 15 million customers, just as United Bank for Africa, UBA introduced a simplified process for registration.
The Proposed Roads Fund Bill
FEELERS from the Federal Ministry of Works indicate that a bill to create a special fund for the construction and rehabilitation of federal roads nationwide will soon be forwarded to the National Assembly for promulgation into law. According to the Director of Federal Highways in the Ministry, Alhaji Shehu Dankano, the bill, when it becomes law, will go a long way in reducing the nightmares motorists go through on many roads in the country.
1997 phantom coup: Monarch unhappy over Jonathan’s selective pardon for Diya, others
Former Press Secretary to the military government of Olusegun Obasanjo and now a monarch, Igwe Alex Nwokedi, has appealed to President Muhammadu Buhari to look into the complaints resulting from selective justice in the pardon by former President Goodluck Jonathan over the phartom coup of 1997.
My son was forcifully drowned, killed in a lake, retd Air Force Officer alleges
Hon. Danladi Angulu Kwasu, a retired Wing Commander, with the Nigeria Air Force, at a Press Conference in Kaduna yesterday accused the Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA, of deliberating pushing his 19- year -old son, Elshadai Kwasu, (NDA/10037) , into a 100 metre-deep lake, and drowning him during a training .
Fuel scarcity: C-River, Delta govs inaugurate Fynefield’s N3bn depot
CALABAR — Supply of Petroleum products in the country is expected to receive a significant boost in the next couple of days, with the inauguration, by the Governors of Cross River and Delta states, of Fynefield Petroleum FZE’s 40 million-litre capacity ultra-modern petroleum products depot located at the Calabar Free Trade Zone in Cross River State, built at the cost of N3 billion.
Cosby admits drugging woman for sex
Embattled US comedian Bill Cosby admitted having drugged at least one woman with Quaaludes to have sex with her, in court documents unsealed Monday.
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