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Why I joined Chelsea — Pedro
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Journalist slain after president ‘threatened to kill’ reporters
2 in court for allegedly stabbing football fan at viewing centre
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I hate proud Nigerian men’, Chigul reveals on MTV Base real talk
Why HURIWA supports death penalty to check graft – Onwubiko
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Fan stabbed on the head, neck, jaw at viewing centre
Freight forwarders urge FG to probe Customs, SON

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Saraki and Dogara: Not guilty as charged
THERE have been consistent efforts by reactionary forces within the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, to portray Senator Bukola Saraki and Hon. Yakubu Dogara as disobedient and treacherous party men since June 9, 2015 when the election of presiding officers of the National Assembly. But nothing can be farther from the truth.
6, 000 battle for 1, 000 admission spaces in Ekiti varsity
For just 1, 000 admission spaces as recommended by the National Universities Commission (NUC), no fewer than 6, 000 candidates have applied to sit for the post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (post-UTME) test of the Federal University, Oye Ekiti, (FUOYE), in Ekiti State, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Isaac Asuzu has said.
Otamendi signs on for Manchester City
Argentina defender Nicolas Otamendi has signed for Manchester City, the Premier League side announced on Thursday after a deal was agreed with his current side Valencia.
Demystifying Judas: a hard look at Jonathan, Amaechi and Wike
THE term Judas can be found in many languages as a synonym for betrayer, and Judas has become the classic exemplar of the back-stabber, in art and literature.
Hajj pilgrimage: Three dead as Saudi MERS infections soar
MERS coronavirus infections have soared in Saudi Arabia ahead of the hajj pilgrimage, forcing the closure of a major hospital’s emergency ward in Riyadh and killing three people, officials and the press said.
Why APC can’t be ashamed of Aregbesola – Lai Mohammed
Against the background of the stretching arrears of salaries owed public workers in Osun State, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the spokesman of the All Progressives Congress, APC , during an interactive session with the Editorial Board of Vanguard gave reasons why the state has found itself in dire straits asserting that the party cannot in any way be ashamed of the governor , Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, or his record of performance.
2015 polls: Ad hoc staff lock INEC office over unpaid stipends
Awka—ABOUT 150 ad-hoc staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, during the 2015 general elections in Anambra State, yesterday, besieged the Commission’s secretariat in Awka, demanding their unpaid allowances. Some of the staff complained that while some of them received the first tranche, others had not received anything since the March 28 and April 11, 2015 elections.
Army identifies soldiers who tortured civilian in Nasarawa
Authorities of the Nigerian Army on Wednesday, said it had identified the soldiers who violated the rights of a member of the public in Mararaba, Nasarawa state, on Aug. 8.
Fear in Immigration Service over visa to ISIS chief
There was palpable fear among the staff and management of the Nigerian Immigration Service, NIS, yesterday over how the ISIS chief, Ahmed Al Assir, got entry visa in Lebanon to visit Nigeria.
I didn’t know selling petrol from vandalised pipeline’s criminal—SUSPECT
A suspected member of a syndicate vandalising pipelines of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Jamiu Ajani, said yesterday he did not know selling petrol obtained from the act amounted to crime.

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