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Pastors fight dirty over N16.5m church land commission
US presidential election: What does it take to win?
‘How my father was killed rescuing Emefiele’s wife’
Shekau dead or alive, Boko Haram is 100% defeated – Gen. Olonishakin
Issue had been quite bad before Buhari came in – Ebitu Ukiwe
What Niger Delta expects from Buhari after Jonathan’s disappointment
85-yr-old village head, 6 others killed
2016 budget update: FG spends N3.6trn out of N6trn budget
What would you do if your spouse denies you sex?
Miss Anambra Sex Scandal: What really went wrong?
Revisiting The 1967 Asaba Massacre
Ayo Animashaun sounds warning to artistes ahead of Headies 2016
Ondo boils, Buhari promises to intervene
The Buhari Legacy Project by Reuben Abati
Arrested Judges: Court summons Buhari, DSS, others to appear Nov 15
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SubscribeFemi Kehinde’s book launch
I believe fighting corruption is necessary because corruption is what is dragging Nigeria back. Fighting corruption is not enough but things that bring about corruption must be fought including political corruption
Grant us amnesty or we’ll cripple Lagos, Ogun, Arepo militants explode
I am General Ossy Ibori. I am 40 years old. We are from Niger Delta region, from Isaac Boro’s hometown. We started this business of bunkering in 1998 here in Lagos during which we had an agreement with the Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) to settle them. In those days, we were giving the OPC between N250, 000 to N350, 000 every night before the mobile policemen later came on the scene. That was in 2001 and 2002. After paying them the money, they would allow us to do our bunkering work but later they killed our brothers.
Daddy Showkey, Oritefemi, others shut down Ibadan Gotv’s customer fair
Among the performing artistes at the event were Daddy Showkey, Mr. Ibu, Oritsefemi, Aki and Pawpaw and Helen Paul, who were supported by other local entertainers.
”My mother’s curse led to my arrest”
A 28-year old suspected armed robber Chuk-wuemeka Obinna has said that his mother’s curse led to his arrest by men of the Ogun state police command. Obinna who was arrested on the 9th of September and paraded , yesterday, claimed that frustration led him into robbery, adding that if not for the unbearable poverty he was battling with, he would have adhered strictly to his mother’s warning.
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