Africa’s mirage: Democracy without development
Yoruba heritage awards gears up
Ugborodo splits over mgt of community’s affairs
University of Roehampton celebrates graduates
Diageo commits to reducing alcohol-related harm by 10%
When Abraham, Akeredolu, othres jostle for APC ticket
We have no clothes to protect us from cold – Nigerian athletes
Access Bank upgrades digital solution, PayWithCapture
Eagles improve on FIFA ranking
OYO: Why NLC, TUC, JNC bicker over suspension of strike
Nigerian U-23 team threaten boycott over unpaid allowances
‘Buhari was briefed before Shiite clampdown’
SMEDAN projects MSMEs growth
Lagos plans to grow tourism
Throwing money or arms ‘ll not end N-Delta militancy – Adunbi
Ahmadiyya world conference opens in London

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Cultists lay seige to Ekiti
In recent times, deadly cultists’ activities are beginning to gain notoriety in Ekiti State and the development is assuming very worrisome proportions, as killings and maiming of youngsters continue to mount daily, as at last count, about 20 young men have lost their lives to deadly clashes between suspected rival student cultists in some tertiary institutions in the state.
Land grabbers on the prowl in Ogun
Hundreds of farmers living at Coker farm settlements in Ifo local government area of Ogun State have cried out for help from the government against alleged plan by some suspected land grabbers to eject them from their homes and farms.
David Umaru: Between Timbuktu and Agadez
In the run up for the 2015 General Elections, some patriotic people of Niger state raised the alarm about the background of the then All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, David Umaru. Persons who claimed to know him placed his nationality as Mali, somewhere between Timbuktu and Agadez. A Tuareg ancestry was part of the story.
Cattle Rustling: Air Force recovers 665 cows, 141 sheep
The Nigerian Air Force, NAF personnel attached to OPERATION YAKI in Kaduna State have recovered 665 cows and 141 sheep (ewes and rams) from rustlers in Birnin Gwari area of the State.
Legacy Empire gets stronger with Uzor’s Visitors
Two years after Legacy Empire Management (LEM), made its major entry into visual arts terrain, another successful exhibition has just been recorded by the same artists management group.

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