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My journey back to the future of African farming by Olusegun Obasanjo
General Tanko Ayuba, buried
US trains 300 Nigerian journalists
Football: Five key Champions League final clashes
Police arrest neighbour over rape of disabled girl
Sheriff, Makarfi sent out of PDP BoT meeting
Hajj agent jailled six years for N1.5m fraud
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SubscribeNorth Korea is a ‘big worry for all of us’, says Obama at G7
US President Barack Obama took aim at North Korea Thursday, calling it a “big worry” after a meeting with his G7 counterparts, as tensions escalate following Pyongyang’s series of nuclear tests.
Obama denounces Trump’s ‘ignorance of world affairs’
US President Barack Obama on Thursday criticised presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s policy ideas as demonstrating “ignorance” of how the world works.
Osinbajo inaugurates National Prosecution Coordination Committee
The Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, GCON is expected to inaugurate the National Prosecution Coordination Committee (NPCC) which is primarily charged with the handling high profile cases having public interest elements in Nigeria.
US ready to help Nigeria tackle militants
UNITED States of America, USA, Consular General to Nigeria, His Excellency , John Bray, yesterday, expressed his country’s preparedness to help Nigeria establish peace and end the ongoing violence in the South -South region by Niger Delta Avengers and other militant groups.
G7 leaders seek common ground on economy, migration challenges
G7 leaders began their annual summit on Thursday with discussions on how best to reboot global economic growth, while the EU appealed for support in tackling migration and the continent’s refugee crisis.
How I emerged overall LASU best student —Aderibigbe
Graduating with a cumulative grade point average , CGPA, of 4.68, Mr. Arowosegbe Michael Aderibigbe became the cynosure of all eyes at the Lagos State University, LASU 2014/2015 convocation ceremony, yesterday.
Herdsmen attacks and echoes of Enugu killings
I HAVE followed with keen interest the development in the country over the unfortunate attacks on communities by suspected Fulani herdsmen. The incessant attacks which have ravaged some communities in the country have posed a serious security threat to our national unity and peaceful co-existence.
Shiite/Army Clash: Iran recalls envoy, Saheed Kozechi
It has emerged that the Islamic Republic of Iran has recalled its ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Saheed Kozechi, Wednesday to avoid a potentially embarrassing situation.
Breaking: Avengers bomb Chevron’s Escravos tank farm in Delta
New militant group, the Niger Delta Avengers, Thursday, destroyed the main pipeline supplying gas that provides electricity to the Escravos tank farm in Delta state owned by Chevron.
For Lovers: 5 Rules to Avoid Trouble on Facebook
Facebook has abruptly ended many loving relationships. This is not only restricted to singles but also married people. There have been reports of how Facebook has wrecked relationships due to the ease at which users meet new friends and reconnect with their exes. Hence, partners have to be conscious and careful with the way they use social media. Here are some rules you can religiously follow to prevent getting into trouble while using Faceboo
FG, states, LGs share N281bn
The Federal Government, states and local governments have shared N281.500 billion from federation revenue that accrued to the nation in the month of April.
Court dissolves 17-year-old marriage over secret house built by wife
A Lagos Island Customary Court on Wednesday dissolved the 17-year-old marriage between a transporter, Haruna Amunikoro, and his wife, Alimotu, after he complained that his wife built a house without informing him.
Arsenal to block Iwobi from Olympics
Arsenal face a club-vs-country row as they plan to stop Alex Iwobi from representing Nigeria at this summer’s Olympics. Earlier this month, Dream Team V1 coach Samson Siasia travelled to London to speak with his players and secure their club release for the tournament. Arsene Wenger said in April that he would allow Iwobi to […]
Tension in N-Delta as ultimatum to Danjuma, Atiku, others expires today
THERE is anxiety in the Niger Delta as the two-week ultimatum given owners of oil blocs in the region by Niger Delta Avengers to evacuate their staff and shut down operations ends today, while secret talks with the militant group have run into a hitch.
Nigeria lacks think-tanks, thought leadership for devt — Utomi
Founder, Centre for Values in Leadership, CVL, Professor Pat Utomi has decried the level of decline in quality leadership in Nigeria as well as across the globe, saying that the country lacks think-tanks, thought leadership for development.
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