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Federation Cup: 3SC scares Eguma

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N-DELTA CRISIS: Why we can’t bring NDA into Amnesty programme —BOROH
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Niger Delta Matters and Coordinator of the Amnesty Programme, Brig.-Gen. Paul Boroh (retd), has said that the Federal Government has no plan to bring in more Niger Delta militants into the amnesty programme, including the Niger Delta Avengers.
Expert tasks Buhari on winning Mo Ibrahim Prize
LAGOS—Expert in Strategy and Development, Dr. Imonitie Imoisili, yesterday, charged President Muhammadu Buhari to work towards winning the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership. He said that winning Ibrahim Prize of $5 million over 10 years and $200,000 per year for life, thereafter, were enough motivations for African presidents to jettison corruption and meet the criteria for the award.
Religious discrimination: CAN accuses FG of nonchalance
ABUJA—The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, yesterday, accused President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration of displaying lackadaisical attitude towards discrimination against Christians, saying the situation had assumed a dangerous dimension.
CCT shifts Saraki’s trial, others to September
ABUJA—The Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, sitting in Abuja yesterday, deferred further hearing on all the cases pending before it till September. Prominent among the cases are the 16-count criminal charge the Federal Government slammed against the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki.
‘How appointment of NDDC board’ll tackle militancy’
National Secretary, Phase Three Amnesty Group of ex-agitators, Mr. Tam Odogwu, has said that appointment of board members for Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, will go a long way to address the resurgence of militants’ activities in the region.
Red Star deploys Saddle to drive pay on delivery
COURIER and logistics firm, Red Star Plc, has launched an electronic payment solution for e-commerce firms to drive pay on delivery.
Deloitte, LBS empower businesses to manage disruptive innovations
PROFESSIONAL services firm, Deloitte and Lagos Business School, LBS will use the maiden edition of Business Insights Roundtable, taking place this year, to empower businesses on how they can respond to the increasing challenges of disruptive innovations.
Kainji, Jebba plants’ operators cry out over N20bn unpaid invoices
ABUJA—Mainstream Energy Solutions Ltd, operators of Kainji and Jebba Hydro Power Plants, have cried out over the N20 billion owed it by the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc, in unpaid invoices.
N-DELTA: Itsekiri group sends warning signal to FG
Sapele—The Iwere Peoples’ Congress, aka, Agbukumasa, the self defence arm of the Itsekiri ethnic nationality, which came into existence during the Ijaw and Itsekiri communal crisis between 1997-2003, yesterday, warned that the fact that the Itsekiri people were not known for violence should not mean that they cannot carry out violence.
Four reasons your job could be preventing you from conceiving
You have worked hard to build yourself a good career, now it is time to start a family but however hard you try and no matter how many medical options you try, you are still struggling to conceive. There is a possibility that your job might be making conception more difficult. Here are four possible reasons why:

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