Abia Gov: Judge hands off case over alleged bias
LAUTECH students protest spate of robbery attacks, rape
IPOD seeks release of members
Peterside commiserates with flood ravaged communities in Rivers
NASS abandons 16 years probe reports
ALAMIEYESEIGHA: Senate sends delegation to Bayelsa
How Ohakim paid N270m for Asokoro property —EFCC
Contractors plead with Buhari over non-payment
Fuel scarcity paralyses economic activities in Bayelsa
Nigeria ‘ll boost infrastructure spending to avoid recession
HoS, Kifasi proceeds on terminal leave
Defence chief, el-Rufai call for self-sufficiency in arms production
FG tasked on nat’l integration
Citizen drags lawmaker to court
IoT: African govt urged to leapfrog with new technology
What if you could “ping” money?
10 ways faith based organizations can leverage social media

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Why Twitter means more than you think
Many people are still under the erroneous impression that social media is strictly for the youth. Some even call it waste of precious time, gossiping. But, those are to say the least, far from the purposes twitter truly means to serve. It is your window to the world. It enables you to get real-time updates about what matters internationally. With over 316 million monthly active users, the global platform drives meaningful conversations in real time by enabling any voice to echo around the world instantly and unfiltered.
OPS urges CBN to postpone forex implementation
The Organised Private Sector, OPS, yesterday, urged the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to postpone the implementation of the Foreign Exchange Policies to allow clearance of backlog, or orders already placed to be settled.
Leadership dispute, N15m tear Abia community apart
IT has been a case of accusations and counter-accusations being the fallout of the communal crisis rocking the people of Eluama community, Lokpaukwu Umuchieze automonous community in Umunneochi Local Government Area of Abia State. At the centre of the crisis, which has so far split the community into two factions, are the traditional ruler of the community, Eze Moses Okwale and his younger brother, Dr. Borke Okwale and others loyal to them on one side. On the opposing side is the other faction comprising the newly elected EDU executive, teaming up with those who identified themselves as concerned citizens of Eluama who claimed to have the support of about 90 percent of the entire populace.
QC old girls mark World Blind Week
A person who is blind never knows his hidden ability until encouraged.
Players come and go – Adamu
Former FIFA Executive Committee member, Dr Amos Adamu has expressed surprise at the sudden retirement of Super Eagles striker, Emmanuel Emenike from international duties. Adamu, however, admitted that “players come, players go and young ones take over.”

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