Obama urges Africa to end ‘cancer of corruption’
African leaders should step aside when their terms end – Obama
Religious bias, nepotism inimical to good governance
Libya court sentences Gaddafi son, eight aides to death
States bailout: Rep withdraws suit against Buhari
Cameroon deploys 2,000 extra troops to fight Boko Haram
NASS Resumption: DPO leads security at Assembly complex
Ogbonnaya Onu and the reward of perseverance
2015 Microsoft Imagine cup: Team Nigeria arrives US
Breaking news : Fire razed two buildings in Lagos
29 people killed, many injured in fresh Borno attacks

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APC accuses Fayose of clamping down on opposition leaders
The All Progressives Congress, APC, in Ekiti State has raised an alarm over alleged clampdown on its leaders and supporters by Governor Ayo Fayose, saying the hounding of its leaders into jail is a fulfillment of the governor’s declaration at his inauguration ceremony last year to run APC leaders out of the state.
Brethren at war: How power tussle tears Assemblies of God Church apart
The fracas attracted the attention of the police who raced to the place and the church was locked up. That was not the first time members of the congregation would engage in such a show of shame. Sometime last year, precisely December 3, 2014, hell was also let loose at the national headquarters of the church located in Enugu when the two warring factions engaged in a bloody clash that left no fewer than five persons seriously injured, while four cars parked at the premises were burnt beyond recognition during the free for all that ensued.
One minister under Jonathan, PDP cornered as much as $6bn – Oshiomhole
Governors of Edo and Kebbi State, Adams Oshiomole and Atiku Bagudu have stated that the government of All Progressives Congress, APC was not bent of removal the deputy senate president, senator Ike Ekwerenmadu of the opposition People’s Democratic Party, PDP from office.
Former Indian president A P J Kalam dies aged 83
India’s former president and top scientist A. P. J. Kalam, who played a lead role in the country’s nuclear weapons tests, died on Monday, a hospital official said. He was 83.
Okorocha’s symbolic handshake with Obama
A picture they say speaks a thousand word, because of its ability to quickly convey so much meaning with so little, if any, explanation.

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