Nigerians spent N1.7trn on petrol in 2014
Video: Man showers Blatter with paper money
APC govs oppose Fayose as NGF deputy chairman
Food competition: Man eats to ‘death’ over N625 stake
Oliseh And Future Of Nigerian Football
Comments, queries for CBN and banks on BVN
INEC: Zakari on the scale of history
No secrecy in NASS budgets, salaries – Mark
Lufthansa sacks 13 Nigerian Amnesty pilots
Investors earn N233bn in first half 2015
Na only Fulani waka come (2)
Buhari approves funds for All African Games

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Reps leadership crisis: Gbajabiamila camp tells Oyegun to ignore Dogara
There appears to be no end to the leadership crisis in the House of Representatives, as the Femi Gbajabiamila group has faulted the Speaker, Yakubu Dogara over his claim that federal character involves selection of principal officers in the National Assembly.
Foremost poet, Niyi Ogundare rues quality of Nigerian graduates
Renowned Professor of English, Prof. Niyi Osundare, who lectures at the University of New Orleans, USA, has expressed concern about the quality of graduates from the country’s university system.
After Ebola, Nigeria can defeat polio
This month – July – was a very auspicious month for Nigeria in 2014. Two health related occurrences took place in that month. On Sunday July 20 2014, Patrick Sawyer flew into Lagos airport, a sick man with Ebola Virus Disease. He died five days later, but not before infecting other people – his primary contacts -health workers who took care of him and who subsequently infected other people.
Unpaid salaries: Ondo workers to start indefinite strike
WORKERS in Ondo State have vowed to proceed on an indefinite strike tomorrow if the state government does not pay all outstanding salaries for May and June with the deductions.
Why PDP senators allowed APC to produce senate president – Olujimi
Olujimi said but for the intervention of the PDP leadership, the position of senate president would have gone to the PDP because senators of the party were in clear majority on the day of Senate inauguration and could have elected one of their own for the position.

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