‘Local gin’ suspected of causing 20 deaths in Ondo
Gerrard slams nervous Reds after Cup exit
Presidency denies spending N2trn on 2015 election
Footprints, contradictions of Uche Chukwumerije
How a father could be sexually interested in his daughter
Lagos PDP seeks use of card reader for council polls
Nigeria without oil is now a reality
Why petrol price can’t go to N40 now — IPMAN
Abia guber race: Between winning and rigging
Senate Presidency slot sparks off intense lobby
The fatal presidential mistakes: How Jonathan lost it all
Xenophobic attacks: Nigeria counts losses
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The realities of fighting poverty – World Bank President
We really believe that there are many, many win-win-win situations out there. The bottom line is that unless we create bankable projects, projects in which there will be returns, we’re not going to get the infrastructure built. So we focus so much on doing this, we’ve created something called the global infrastructure facility.
Nigeria shuns World Bank-backed zero gas flaring summit
Chief executives from major oil companies joined senior government officials from several oil-producing countries in Washington to commit, for the first time, to ending the practice of routine gas flaring at oil production sites by 2030 at the latest. The commitment was made on the sideline of the IMF/World Group Spring Meetings in Washington.
Nigeria’s AYC title defence in jeopardy
Nigeria may not be able to defend the African Athletics Youth Championship title in Mauritius when hostilities begin later this week following the dire straight financial position of the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN).
Pinnick: NFF not dribbling Keshi
President of Nigeria Football Federation, Mr. Amaju Melvin Pinnick has called a lie on insinuations that the Federation is deceiving out of contract Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi with a new contract that would never be signed.
How pirate attacks cripple fish trawling business in Nigeria
Foreigners have been accused of deliberately collapsing the local fish trawling business and illegally taking over the business.

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