Hulk slams ‘disgraceful’ racism, fears for World Cup
Obama welcomes Buhari to White House
Kano Pillars sacks Coach Emordi over poor performance
FIFA to press for tougher checks after scandal
Kano Pillars sacks Coach Emordi over poor performance
27 dead in ‘terrorist attack’ in Turkey border town
Aregbesola denies plan to sack 10,000 workers
P-square , Phyno make triumphant entry after MAMA awards
UN needs $20 million to battle bird flu in West Africa
Obasanjo should let Jonathan be – Fayose
The Ekwulobia prison transfer

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US Visit: Strange bedfellows: Buhari should be vigilant
President Muhamadu Buhari (PMB) is the only National Leader, elected to date, that actively and of his own volition, sort the popular Mandate of Nigerians. President Buhari took-out a bank loan to personally pay for his nomination papers; hence he could say “I belong to everyone, but belong to nobody”. Strange Bed-fellowship begins with deals and pledges before elections and are, usually, redeemed on assumption of Office.
The time to crush Boko Haram in this country is now or never – Buratai
THE Chief of Army Staff, Major General Tukur Buratai on Sunday continued his tour to the troubled Borno state which has been ravaged by activities of Boko Haram where he launched another operational code in Konduga Local Government Area’s tagged in Hausa ‘ Operation ‘Zaman Lafiya Dole’ ( Operation living in peace is a must).
Adelabu Penkelemesi is my political role model — Obasanjo
ABEOKUTA—Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, has said that he believed in the political philosophy of the first Federal Minister of Social Services and Natural Resources, Adegoke Adelabu popularly called ‘Penkelemesi’ , describing him as his political role model.
Jonathan’s ex-CSO denied medication, food, water— family
The detained ex-Chief Security Officer to former President Goodluck Jonathan, Gordon Obua, has complained of being denied his medications despite being diabetic and hypertensive.
SERAP urges Obama to take aggressive steps to return stolen assets to Nigeria
Ahead of the meeting of President Muhammadu Buhari with officials of the Obama government this week, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has urged President Obama to “back up his expressed commitment on stolen assets by taking thoughtful and aggressive steps to deal with the problem with the seriousness and intensity that has been previously lacking.”

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