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Cultists kill one in Delta, police arrest 12 suspects
SUSPECTED cultists have stabbed a middle aged man identified as John Mobor to death in Warri, Delta State.
Oil thieves break more pipelines as Navy lauds officers
OIL thieves continue to break into flow lines in Delta state even as the Nigerian Navy scores its men high in the fight to end oil theft and illegal refineries in the state.
OBA LAOYE: TIMI OF EDE
“T his is Nigeria Broadcasting Service – (B’olu badan ba’ku ta ni o joye (who is the next king, if Olubadan passes on) ojogede dudu inun takun (he eats an unripe plantain and suffers stomach discomfort) ko so ni gbese ni bi lo si le keji (there is no debtor here, go to the next house) Eko je Ibadan lowo 130 ( Lagos owes Ibadan 130 thousand pounds)” was the famed signature tune of the Nigeria Broadcasting Service, the precursor of today’s Radio Nigeria. It was the drumming creativity in 1956, of the drummer-King, Oba John Adetoyese Laoye 1, Timi of Ede ( December 1946- May 16, 1975).eded
A greater dawn
Forget about yesterday. The future is too bright. The pains, shame, sufferings and humiliations that you may have gone through in the past is nothing compared to the glory that is ahead of you. The glory of the latter house shall be greater than the former.
Clearing Agents’ Association seeks review of import policies
The Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) on Friday called on the Federal Government to review import policies.

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