A necessary scuffle
44 dead, 47 others injured in Jos blast, says NEMA
Carnage in Jos adds pressure on Buhari
APC in early dance of self destruction
EFCC to quiz 120 teachers over alleged N200m loan scam
Buhari to revisit unbanning of textiles
‘APC can’t blame Saraki for Ekweremadu’s emergence’
Women’s World Cup: Japan falls to United States
How Suicide bomber killed RCCG pastor, 5 others in Yobe
Fuel scarcity persists despite NNPC’s assurance
Ruth Uche speaks: I will take my runaway husband back
Ending The National Assembly Crisis
Yero left only N228m, not N8bn —El-Rufai

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The Generals need to apologise to Shagari
THE National Party of Nigeria (NPN) the ruling party in the Second Republic was disliked by millions of people particularly the youths. It was perceived as the party of the rich. Indeed, it was founded by the ruling class including groups referred to as the Kaduna Mafia and ‘Money Bags’ Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (MKO) Abiola was to respond that it was an insult to refer to him as a ‘money bag’ because no bag could contain all his money.
I didn’t beat my wife—Suswam
Immediate past former governor of Benue State, Dr. Gabriel Suswam, has denied reports that he battered his wife in London, over which he was briefly arrested and detained by the police.
No plan to arrest Ekweremadu – Police
The police high command last night denied alleged plans to arrest Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu.
Why Nigerians think we’re reckless — Yari, NGF chairman
ZAMFARA State governor, Alhaji Abdulazeez Yari, in this interview states that the decision of some state governors to reduce their salaries will make no difference in the financial situation of the states, adding that blocking the various channels of leakages is important in getting the economy back on track. Yari, who is also the chairman of Nigeria Governors Forum, NGF, also spoke on other issues.
Many feared killed as twin blasts rock Jos city
Yet to be ascertained number of people have been reportedly killed yesterday night after twin explosions rocked Jos, the Plateau State capital.

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