Biafra: Time we have that talk
FIFA U-17 World Cup: President Buhari speaks with Eaglets
Send down the rain Lord to defeat Boko Haram!
Stay off sex before marriage or go to hell – Egbe preaches
Oceans of blood and the words of Inua Wada
Anglican church intercession: Six bishops, 200,000 members pray for Nigeria’s restoration
Tsaboin traffic talk partners MTN, Etisalat
Code of conduct for Buhari’s ministers
Enyimba go for Wolves jugular
I want World Cup, not goals record —- Osimhen
Nigeria loses revenue over non-passage of PIB —PENGASSAN
Digital switch over: NBC allays fear over e-waste challenge
NNPC mulls $20 bn investment in 2016
Are our legislators the opposite of Buhari?
Harder times ahead as DPR’s action may worsen petrol shortage’
Four siblings killed in Lagos mudslide
FIFA U-20 WWC: Falconets face Besetsana heat

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Appeal Court revalidates Akinlaja’s electoral victory
The Appeal Court sitting in Akure, Ondo State capital has dismissed the appeal challenging the victory of Hon. Joseph Iranola Akinlaja representing Ondo East/West Federal Constituency.
FIFA scandal a child’s play compared to IAAF, lawyer claims
The scale of doping corruption and money-laundering within athletics dwarfs the financial scandals engulfing FIFA, according to the author of a new wide-ranging report into track and field backed by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
ORCH TAIRE (1933-2015)
Torch Oritsewenyimi Taire – his friends called him, TOT – was among many things, a man of great sensitivity: an aesthete – not in the mushy, pretentious way of the noveaux riche. A friend of poets and artists; a great lover of beautiful things. He had an eclectic mind. He was a truly renaissance man. I learnt from Torch Taire, more than a university could teach. He was a great repository of the lore of nation. He was friend to powerful men, and he was himself, without doubt, a powerful man. But you would never know it.
APC senators’ rejection of N5, 000 stipend a slap on youths —Onuesoke
A chieftain of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Sunny Onuesoke, has described the rejection of the payment of N5, 000 to unemployed Nigerians by senators of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) as a slap and big disappointment to youths.
Ribery to sue CNN for $1.5m
The Bayern Munich winger Franck Ribéry is suing CNN for $1.5m (£996,965) in damages after the American broadcaster used a picture of the former France international to illustrate a story on cryotherapy, his lawyer said on Friday.

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