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Six govs, Alaibe boycott inauguration of Sylva’s campaign council
Police nab robbers in Abuja, recover cars
Scarcity: DPR to fine, prosecute erring marketers for sabotage
MASSOB vows to actualize struggle
Police nab two kidnap suspects in Enugu community
Aisin original parts manufacturer enters Nigeria market
Gunmen abduct NGC staff at Ughelli
2015 Glo CAF Awards: No Nigerian player in Africa’s top ten
Why public insurance coys declare losses, by shareholders
School raises alarm over invasion of town by Fulani herdsmen
Troops kill 4 Boko Haram terrorists
Top 10 performing stocks
Fidelity Bank Q3 gross earnings hit N106.6bn
Amuneke salutes Buhari after Eaglets batter Brazil
Kogi workers down tools over non-release of bailout fund
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SubscribeFake drug: Gowon, Jega seek support for regulatory agencies
Former Head of State, general Yakubu Gowon and immediate past chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, NEC, Prof. Attahiru Jega last week in Lagos urged Nigerian pharmacists to assist regulatory agencies in the war against drug faking, and substandard products in the country.
Osimhen a goal away from World Cup record
Star striker Victor Osimhen is now just a goal away from matching the all-time goals record of nine goals in the FIFA U17 World Cup.
Edo to tackle striking workers with no work, no pay policy
GOVERNOR Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State yesterday warned that the state would not use the taxes of workers to pay workers who chose to stay at home for months strikes, stressing that the government was committed to fully implementing the no work, no pay clause in the law.
Kachikwu unveils plans for profit-centric NNPC
Recently, the Group Managing Director, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Dr. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, intimated journalists with his plans to make the Corporation more profit-oriented.
Confusion over death of varsity student in Jigawa
DUTSE—There was pandemonium last weekend at the Federal University Dutse, Jigawa State, following the death of one of the students, Bashir Musa, during interrogation by the police in the state.
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