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FG’s effort to clean up Ogoni ’ll fail, unless Amnesty Int’l
Good and bad critics
Gbese and the Judge: in Defence of Justice Oloyede
Ochei reiterates commitment to Wheelchair Basketball
Pinnick gives more kudos to LMC, clubs, fans
Edo indigenes in Europe honour Oshiomhole with Best Gov Award
N-Delta youths kick against building of NLNG Dry-dock in Badagry
Lawyer sues Buhari, Osinbajo over assets declaration
Debts: States’ fresh borrowing spree raises dust
Golden rules about flying with kids
APC chieftain tackles Dickson over 2012 flood fund
Destinations for children during summer break
Will her name be BabyFacebook?
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Oritsefemi, Olamide in silent feud over Sebee remix
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SubscribeNigerian artistes who changed the beat to gain popularity
Call her the Queen of Nigerian lewd singers, and you’d be correct. Saint Janet shocked the sensibilities of many Nigerians with the release of her live performance CD which contained many obscene lyrics and sexually explicit content in 2009. It was so bad that the Lagos State government had to ban it from playing in public places, but Saint Janet argued that the move by government even made her more popular, as the same officials that banned her song in public, also invited her to perform at their private functions.
Ambode appoints Gawat’s wife as Hajj C’ttee member
ALhaja Gawat Fatimat Folashade, wife of the missing Islamic programme presenter on NTA, Alhaji Aremu AbdurRasaq Gawat, has been appointed member of the Adhoc Committee for 2015 Hajj in Lagos State. The appointment which takes immediate effect was approved by the State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode.
Lagos Assembly releases uniform budget template for 57 councils
Lagos—the Lagos State House of Assembly yesterday synthesised a uniform budget template for the 20 Local Government Areas, LGAs and 37 Local Council Development Areas, LCDAs, of the state.
Mullah Omar is dead, the Taliban lives
MULLAH Mohammed Omar, founder of the Taliban Movement in Afghanistan is dead. He was one of the most feared ‘terrorists’ in the world. Yet, he was essentially, an Afghan patriot.
Anti-grat war: Turai’s troubles
The news of the visit of Hayija Turai Yar‘Adua to the Abeokuta Hilltop residence of former President Olusegun Obasanjo was splashed in some sections of the media earlier this week.
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