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Bus driver goes nude in protest against police impoundment
Athletics: Jamaican Fraser-Pryce storms to world 100m title
Kenyan Ezekiel Kemboi wins fourth world steeplechase gold
Kenyan Cheruiyot wins women’s world 10,000m gold
Yemi Blaq, Ebuka, Illyrmz unveiled as Gulder ambassadors
APC plans 2nd anniversary celebrations
Almost 80,000 sign UK petition for Netanyahu’s arrest
JAMB to commence sale of 2016 UTME forms on Aug. 31
LASG holds 35% equity in Falomo Mall concessioning
60% of projects fail in Nigeria — UNIDO
TSA, a welcome policy
Explosion rocks U.S. military base in Japan
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SubscribeApple recalls faulty iPhone 6 Plus models
The phones affected were mainly sold between the September 2014 release date and January 2015. According to the company, “Apple has determined that, in a small percentage of iPhone 6 Plus devices, the iSight camera has a component that may fail causing your photos to look blurry.”
Ban Ki Moon to address the press soon
By Levinus Nwabughiogu ABUJA–The visiting Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr. Ban Ki Moon is expected to address a press conference any time soon. He is currently in a closed door meeting with President Mohammdu Buhari inside the presidential Villa. The UN scribe is on a two day working visit to Nigeria. Areas he is […]
Capital inflow drops by 0.20% in 1st half
The value of capitalimported into the country in the second quarter of the year stood at $2,666.36 million, representing a marginal drop of $5.24 million or just 0.20% quarter on quarter Capital importation thus remained relatively unchanged from the $2,671.59 million recorded in the opening quarter of 2015, suggesting that this new, lower level will be maintained as long as an uncertain economic environment remains.
Deep Seaport project: Oboko faults Ayomike on land acquisition
WARRI- PRESIDENT of the Federated Niger Delta Ijaw Communities, FNDIC, Dr. Bello Oboko, yesterday, picked hole in the declaration by the chair of Itsekiri Leaders of Thought, ILoT, Pa J.O. S Ayomike, that government had not acquired land for the Gbaramatu Deep Sea Port project, a component of the $16 billion Export Processing Zone, EPZ project in Delta State.
Curtailing violent cult clashes
ACTIVITIES of cult groups in the country have assumed a more frightening dimension as there is hardly any day that passes by without reported cases of clashes being recorded. The last few months have been a harrowing experience as hoodlums, social miscreants and cultists have engaged themselves in bloody battles for supremacy in many states while the law enforcement agents appear helpless in abating the tide despite the increased number of people being injured, maimed, killed and enormous properties destroyed.
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