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Indigenous rapper, Reminisce loses dad
Nigeria assumes UN Security Council presidency
Death row inmate challenges constitutionality of death penalty
Arsenal seek title proof in Chelsea encounter
Five questions ahead of the Community Shield
Firefighter dies as thousands battle California wildfires
Bin Laden relatives killed in UK plane crash
Let the Lawmakers move on and work for Nigeria
Why I accompanied Mrs Saraki to EFCC – Sen. Melaye
Is the mysterious tree in Ile Oodua announcing Ooni’s death?
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SubscribeThis man killed 7 including girlfriend in one day
On Saturday, February 16, 2013, Henry Chibueze, a notorious kidnapper terrorizing South East and South South parts of the country, stormed the home of his girlfriend, Sandra Ijedinma, at Igando area of Lagos State, with an AK47 assault rifle and opened fire on everyone present in the apartment, killing his girlfriend, her elder sister Praise Ozor, and her two children.
Support for APC Ogun East senatorial candidate, Abiodun widens
Prince Dapo Abiodun has continued to receive lots of support from the people of Ogun East, Ogun State and International Community with regards to his case against Mr. Buruji Kashamu
Bayelsa APC Gov primaries: Alaibe, 9 others pick nomination forms
Yenagoa—Former Managing Director of Niger Delta Development Commission NDDC, Chief Timi Alaibe, was among the 10 persons that have procured the expression of interest and nomination forms to contest the governorship primaries of the All Progressive Congress, APC in Bayelsa State.
Boroh’s appointment has averted crisis in N/Delta – Clark
FORMER Federal Commissioner for Information and South South leader, Chief Edwin Clark said yesterday that President Muhammadu Buhari’s appointment of Brig-Gen. Paul Boroh, Rtd as Coordinator for the Amnesty Programme has averted a major breakdown of law and order that would have engulfed the Niger Delta region of the country.
One healing story
Back in the 70s,my close friends and I fantasized about speed as most young people are wont to do. We loved those sleek, ugly- beautiful cars that promised, not just driving pleasure, but also speed in the realm of Formula One.
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