Passport palaver: Oliseh drops Salami from Tanzania match
APC leader, police clash in Bayelsa over sanitation restriction
Oliseh is an asset —Howard
Ban on modular refineries fuels attacks, violent deaths
Why I support my son’s music career —Zack Orji
Steps to a Joyful home
Truemessenger app to tackle spam texts messages
Closure of ChamsCity: Death of entrepreneurship, innovation
Abia: The NDLEA raid that went bloody
Odogwu’s panacea for industrialisation
How Nigerians can survive financial crisis — Lanre Olusola
War against corruption must be total—Okoye urges Buhari
Delta: The prosperity journey begins with OkowaPlus
NGO seeks youth inclusion in decision making
Stop embarrassing Nigeria, Asumnu tells AFN officials

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Delta @ 24: The highest article of faith of Okowa’s govt is inclusiveness — Deputy Governor Otuaro
The Deputy Governor of Delta State, Barrister Kingsley Otuaro in this interview with Sunday Vanguard, speaks on Delta at 24, programmes of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa and other issues.
Hajj: Nigeria transports 18,909 pilgrims to Saudi Arabia
The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) on Saturday said it had transported 18,909 intending pilgrims to Saudi Arabia for the 2015 pilgrimage.
Nigeria’s economy worse in 90 days of APC – PDP
NATIONAL leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Saturday took a swipe at the government of President Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress, APC, saying that the nation’s economy worse in ninety days.
According to PDP, Nigerians were scammed with empty promises since the President was inaugurated in May 29.
Why I don’t respect OBJ, by Soyinka
Nobel Laurette, Prof Wole Soyinka, has described former President Olusegun Obasanjo as somebody who should not be taken seriously, adding that he has no respect for him.
French journalists charged with bid to blackmail Morocco king
Two French investigative journalists were charged with blackmail for demanding two million euros ($2.2 million) from the king of Morocco not to bring out a book purportedly containing damaging revelations about the monarch, legal sources said Saturday.

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