Trump’s unlikely Indian fan club celebrates victory
Celebrities to leave U.S. for Trump
Video: Trump talks, says election was tough
Trump says will be president for all Americans
Trump vows to deal fairly with all other nations
Trump: US owes Clinton ‘debt of gratitude’ for her service
Trump says Clinton called to congratulate him
Enugu Railway Crossing where people are routinely killed by trains
Breaking: Clinton calls Trump to concede election
Breaking: @realDonaldTrump wins US presidency in stunning upset
Clinton, family, aides go into hiding
Hopes fade as Clinton thanks crying supporters
U.S poll: Trump in early lead, Clinton trails
DSS midnight arrest of judges: Legal issues and recommendations
Just Cucumber: What says you?
WCQ: Mikel, Musa lead Super Eagles training

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Eagles Vs Fennecs: Tickets go for N1000, N500
The Akwa Ibom State Government has announced that tickets for Saturday’s World Cup qualifying match between Nigeria and Algeria at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium, Uyo will go for the sums of N1000 and N500 for covered seats and popular side respectively.
Soldier, 13 terrorists killed as Army, Air Force repel attack in Borno
Another Nigerian soldier was, yesterday, killed, three others wounded with no fewer than 13 Boko Haram terrorists decimated when the insurgents attacked the troops’ location in Northern Borno town of Kangarwa.
Vice President Osinbajo pumps up Eagles, Falcons’ spirits
Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo (GCON) yesterday paid a surprise visit to the Super Eagles and Super Falcons at their respective training sessions at the National Stadium, Abuja.
Algeria FA boss tasks Fennecs to beat Eagles in Uyo
Algeria Football Federation President, Mohamed Raouraouia has tasked the Fennecs to go for a win in Saturday’s Russia 2018 World Cup qualifying fixture against the Super Eagles of Nigeria.
Preventing another Islamic conflict
THE increasing clashes between the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN or the Shi’ites) and other Muslim groups in the North is threatening to replace the Boko Haram terrorism which is gradually winding down, raising the possibility that the nation might simply slide from one religious conflict to another with no respite in-between.

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