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Same-sex marriage ‘victory for America’ – Obama
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Desperate times as Nigerians turn to gambling
Disabled Biafran veterans cry out for help
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Saraki to Oyegun: Your letter was belated
Why Buhari is yet to appoint ministers – Presidency
ENUGU: Task before the Economic Advisory Team
Enugu PDP chieftain jabs Ngige over Ekweremadu

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Local Content Law Implementation: A Call for Retaining Oil Swap and Subsidy Removal
“the scope of crude swap was later broadened specifically because our refineries began to produce below their stipulated name plate capacity. In addition, NNPC/PPMC from late 1990s-2010, imported Petroleum Products on an Open Account backed by a PPMC Payment undertaking stating that payment will be made 45 days after imported vessels arrive, this payment timeline was never met with payment delays running to 400 days late in backlogs.
Human Rights Abuse: Ihejirika replies Amnesty International
The former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Azubuike Ihejirika (Rtd) has again dismissed the allegation by Amnesty International (AI) that the Nigerian Military were guilty of war crime against civilian populace in the North Eastern part of the country, describing it as baseless.
Nigerian women are too sexy to go nude – Yisa
To me, I don’t think a bikini should be provocative, a bikini is like normal beachwear; it is we that see it as something so big. I’ve watched so many foreign movies where you see them when they are dressing up but we cannot do it here because we tend to very fleshy and more so, we’re hotter than them.
Nigeria’s media helped to bring down Jonathan – Sani
The eviction of Jonathan was possible because you informed and enlightened Nigerians on the need to look at the future with hope and optimism to take the course of change. The change in Nigeria can only be of value if it brings meaning to the lives of the common people, those common people who toiled day and night and have suffered for years and those common people who came out and using their thumb prints to bring us to power.
Mali, Senegal cover Flying Eagles shame at World Cup
They went to the World Cup as the African champions. But when it mattered, they disappointed. That was the story of the Flying Eagles at the recently concluded FIFA U-20 World Cup in New Zealand.

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