Edo yet to receive $75m World Bank loan – Oshiomhole
Paris attacks death toll rises to 128, 180 injured
Apprehension grips aviation, transport workers over merger of ministries
‘Bloodbath’ at Paris rock concert
Paris attacks: Targets range from a pizzeria to the Stade de France
Saudi FM says Paris attacks a ‘violation of all religions’
Paris attacks evoke dark memories for India’s Mumbai
How doctor’s negligence made me impotent
Oshiomhole, Igbinedion in verbal war
Pro-Biafra protests may destabilize Nigeria, Defence Minister warns
We’re unsure if Nnamdi Kanu is alive – Parents
Okorocha turning Imo into a Banana State, group laments
Urhobo denounces inclusion in map of Biafra
Bayelsa poll: Southern Ijaw communities defy downpour to receive Dickson
Protest in Abeokuta over alleged exclusion from JAMB online registration
Ugwuanyi flags-off construction of five additional roads in Enugu
Filmmakers gather for BoI’s NollyFund

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AFRIFF 2015: Movie stars take over Lagos
Thousands of African filmmakers and stars stormed Lagos last Sunday for the opening ceremony of this year’s edition of the prestigious Africa International Film Festival, AFRIFF, which ends tomorrow with an award night.
AMUNEKE: Before and after Chile
Soccer loving Nigerians did not regret being awake Sunday night till early early Monday morning to watch the Nigerian national U-17 team; the Golden Eaglets make history in defeating hard fighting Mali 2-0 to win, for a record fifth time, the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Santiago, Chile.
Eaglets: After the triumph, what next?
The national soccer team won the under-17 World Cup, retaining the trophy they won two years ago in the UAE, defeating fellow Africans Mali 2-0 in the final in Chile on November 8.
Top Nigerian DJs hail Supa Rymez on ‘One Parole’
Popular Disc Jockeys and mix tape artistes, DJ Moni, DJ Samba, and DJ T Flash have commended the quality of production and rich lyrical content of the rave making song, ‘One Parole.’
Who is Nigeria’s king of collabos?
Collabos are means by which artistes bring their unique ingenuity on a song and leverage on each other’s creativity and fans base. Juacali, a Kenyan hip -hop rapper puts it this way: “Artistes should be ready for collaborations. And the concept is ever-changing as new faces as well as sounds come. This has changed the way fans consume music. Collaborating gives one high chances of opening up new markets.”

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