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CBN refuses to devalue Naira, plans PAVE
We’ll complete Corps members hostel soon – Ugwuanyi
Victim of alleged college sodomy receiving treatment – Police
Court restraints Sanusi II from tampering palace structure
Cloud computing: Key concern is data protection — IBM Cloud Leader, Central W/Africa
Police nab 2 for robbing hotel in Aba
NAFDAC impounds fake skin bleaching creams, soaps in Lagos
Orubebe for arraignment at CCT Nov 9 over alleged N70m bribery
Emir of Borgu, Haliru Dantoro dies @ 77
Bayelsa PDP slams APC over alleged plot to rig election
BEREAVED TENNIS STAR: My mum’s killer must die too
Intrigues that aborted APC’s conquest in Delta
The politics, economics of Sanusi’s intervention
Ndukwe vs Uba – Anambra South, Quest for change
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SubscribeThe Ooni stool, Yoruba nation: How the Geisi family joined the ruling class
Ile-Ife, as a religious and cultural matrix of the Yorubas and its cradle, has unique importance in its history. Many, if not all Obas in Yorubaland, left Ile-Ife for their various settlements. The recent nomination, of Ooni elect –Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, a forty-one year old real estate magnate and Prince from the Geisi Ruling House of Ile-Ife did not come easy. He would become the 51st Ooni of Ife after fulfillment of all processes for the exalted stool.
A Passage to India
“Get me a money doubling ring. They call it evergreen pocket. Every money you spend finds its way back to your pocket. Hahahaha.” No doubt, India and Africa are onto a strong partnership that may be enduring, mutually beneficial, with strong implications for development. That is the true talisman. Ever potent, ever sure.
MURDER IN LAGOS HITS SPORTS
“What happened to my mother?”, were the first words that the face of junior tennis in the country, Angel Macleod, uttered, upon meeting the coordinator of Chevron Tennis Academy, Chris Enahoro on Tuesday evening in Victoria Island.
My exploits as car snatcher —Ghanaian truck driver
When 31-year-old Israel Damascus, a Ghanaian, decided to relocate to Nigeria, little did he know that a day would come when he would abandon his work as a truck driver and start engaging in vices that will land him into trouble.
Of Fulani Rapists and Enugu Women Protest
Rural women in Enugu state, who now live in fear and torment of Fulani herdsmen, are now asking their husbands and the government they elected into office, to protect them. The women whose main preoccupation is subsistence farming, can no longer venture into distant farms alone for fear of being raped and/or killed by Fulani herdsmen who have virtually taken over their farms.
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