Reject, return stolen funds, Lamorde tells Western nations
Boko Haram: Weather, logistics challenges threatening December deadline, Service Chiefs tell Buhari
Herdsmen’s registration: Fulani leadership seeks govt approval
Don’t cry for Bola Tinubu
30 Boko Haram insurgents killed in Adamawa
Traffic in newborns must stop
CRUDE: Nigeria reaches out to Asian refiners
Senate vows to recover N44bn Stallion, Olam debt
2 suspects arrested for kidnapping Chinese national
60 homes, 5 churches destroyed by flood in Rivers
LUTH consultant’s death: Police arrest widower
Nigeria, others lost $4bn to shady oil deals – GLOBAL WITNESS
Police mediate in Akure monarch, Eze Ndigbo feud
NEITI, stakeholders condemn pioneer status

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FG urged to establish Journalism school in of honour Dele Giwa
Twenty nine years after he was killed by a parcel bomb, the Media Law Centre has called on the Federal Government to establish a school of Journalism in of honour of late Dele Giwa for his contribution to the nation’s democracy.
Stop attacking me to impress your Pay master, Metuh tells Adesina
NATIONAL Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh has taken a swipe at the Special Adviser, Media to President Muhammadu Buhari, Femi Adesina, saying he should stop attacking him to satisfy his pay master.
Eaglets go for Chile’s jugular
FIFA U17 World Cup champions Nigeria will battle host country Chile in a second group match as they look to book a place in the second round of the competition.
Arewa’s songs of conquest
AREWA political artistes have been singing songs of captivity lately and not a few ears would have been tingling especially among the greedy lot whose misplaced expectations have led to this quandary. But thank goodness for Col. Dangiwa Umar of that region who sings redemption songs.
Appeal Court adjourns Saraki’s suit indefinitely
Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal, yesterday, granted an indefinite adjournment in the suit filed by the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, to stop the Federal Government from opening its case against him before the Code of Conduct Tribunal.

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