

Performance: Oyegun, APC beg Nigerians for more time
Lagos magistrate’s car damage: Mother of 3 released on bail
YABATECH expels six final year students
Breaking: Senate passes 2016 budget
In Africa: Uganda launches first solar-powered bus
Alleged N32bn fraud: Dasuki declines to appear in court
NEMA trains people ahead of 2016 flooding
NSCDC Biometrics data capturing huge success – Gana
DSS scuttles Dasuki’s trial again
Sen. Sani endorses shut down of Kaduna today by NLC/TUC
Furore over Bello wife’s visit to Faleke’s community
NASS to debate, pass 2016 N6.8trn budget today
Why auto companies collapse in Nigeria – Onu
No plan to convert $20 b in Dom Acct to Naira – Emefiele
CBN increases monetary policy rate to 12%
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SubscribeSanders defeats Clinton in Utah
Bernie Sanders soundly defeated Hillary Clinton in Utah’s Democratic caucuses late Tuesday, bringing his campaign a much-needed boost as he seeks to disrupt Clinton’s path to the party’s presidential nomination.
Cruz beats Trump in Utah Republican caucuses
Senator Ted Cruz handily defeated Republican frontrunner Donald Trump late Tuesday in Utah’s presidential caucuses, putting up a spirited challenge against the brash billionaire as they battle for their party’s presidential nomination.
FG files charges against former aide to ex-president Jonathan
The Federal Government has filed a two-count charge on criminal conspiracy and fraudulent acquisition of property against former Senior Special Adviser to ex-President Good Luck Jonathan on Niger Delta Affairs, Mr Kingsley Kuku.
We should ask Buhari why are Nigerians suffering – Fayose
Against the background of the violence that apparently characterized the rerun elections in Rivers State, Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State has lashed out at president Mohammadu Buhari, saying that God is angry with him and that Nigerians should ask Buhari why they are suffering.
Nigerian doctors abroad give conditions to return home
PHYSICIANS of Nigerian origin practicing abroad have given the Federal Government some conditions under which they can transfer their services home, among which include granting them low interest loans and high reduction in tariff of transportation of medical equipment into the country.
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