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English Premier League table
Journalism on brink of extinction- Osoba
Agbonlahor’s Aston Villa relegated from Premier League
Wenger issues Brexit warning
We stand with Nigeria in battle against Boko Haram –UK
Nigeria’s economic challenge is surmountable — Adeosun
Diversification of Nigeria’s economy urgent – Buhari
Budget distortion: Fear grips NASS
‘My husband threw me out with children, owes me N.6m’
How Enugu boy kidnapped his uncle
Why sex makes the world go round
UK gives Nigeria £32 million for energy, humanitarian needs
They are telling Buhari lies—Kobani, Rivers SSG
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SubscribeMy grandson’s killer may come after us- 64-year-old grandmother cries out
A 64-year-old grandmother, Madam Mary Babalola, whose grandson, Oluwasun Babalola, aged 16 was killed after a gang of armed hoodlums invaded her shop at Idi-Araba area of Lagos State, has raised alarm that the suspected leader of the gang who is now in police net may come for other members of the family should the police fail to prosecute him.
Cruel fact: Diabetes affects more young people in Africa
Diabetes is one of the most common non-communicable disorders today.
Nollywood celebrities speak on Vanguard Awards
The Vanguard Personality of the Year Awards, which held penultimate Friday night, at the Eko Hotel and Suites, saw dignitaries from all walks of life in attendance. Entertainment celebrities were not left out.
Puzzle over death of Police Inspector in Ebonyi
The family of Police Inspector Michael Udoh Idiong attached to Ishielu Police Station, Ebonyi State Command, who was reportedly killed by a reckless lorry driver on February 19 this year has petitioned the Inspector General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase accusing the police and the hospital he was taken to of negligence leading to his death.
UNENDING CRISIS IN FOOTBALL HOUSE: A Sports Minister’s u-turn
Chris Giwa’s attempt to seize the reins of power at the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) last week after securing a ruling from the Federal High Court in Jos, Plateau State has brought to the fore once again the naivety of the nation’s sports ministers on football matters.
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