Governor Ayade wonders: How can one say Cross River State is poor?
APC is best platform for change — Sylva
Yakubu moves to depoliticise INEC
BIAFRA: Kanu’s release’ll give room for dialogue — Nnabuike, Ohanaeze Youth Leader
OYO: Fulani herdsmen, farmers in fresh collision course
We’ll domesticate all pending treaties, MoUs – Dogara
Edo CRPP backs Oshiomhole’s probe of Igbinedion’s administration
CBN dismisses allegation of banking distress
LAGOS GRIDLOCK: Stakeholders seek effective strategies
Investors’ sentiment wanes against new CBN policy
Buhari, Saraki, Ekweremadu: A new life
CAF U-23 AFCON: Siasia faces double pressure
Pregnant woman, 10 others hospitalized after inhaling poisonous fumes
Turkey: Playing with the tiger’s tail
Agric sector workers threaten strike over hazard allowance
Glo Slide ‘N’Bounce concert

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How I sold over 500 items on OLX—Oriowo
Online is the convenient way to do business. Many people will testify of the capacity of online ads to provide access to customers at a cheaper quicker, rate. One of such is Mr. Femi Oriowo, a business developer and an avid OLX user who says he has not only sold over 500 items on the platform but also secured his current job through OLX.
Calabar Carnival 2015: Gov Ayade adopts beauty queens
IF you are a beauty queen, and you have the energy to rock on the streets, then you need not worry any more as Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State has offered to put smiles in your face this season.
Casper Nyovest, O.T Genasis, R2Bees in Lagos for Cloud 9
Multiple awards-winning South African artiste, Casper Nyovest and American rap sensation,O.T. Genasis have arrived Nigeria for the launch concert of Cloud 9 Music platform which holds today, Friday, November 27.
FG to float $25bn infrastructure fund — Adeosun
LAGOS— The Federal Government, yesterday, revealed plans to set up a $25 billion infrastructure fund to bridge the funding gap in infrastructure development in the country.
NNPC blames fuel scarcity on vandals, unscrupulous oil marketers
LAGOS — The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday blamed the persistent fuel crisis on the continuous vandalisation of the System 2B pipeline at Arepo, sharp practices by oil marketers and the delay in the payment of outstanding subsidy claims to the marketers.

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