Bini lawyers flay Oshiomhole, Deputy’s N300m pension benefits
Ondo 2016: A race wrecked by lawyers?
Danger looms for Eagles as Giwa drags NFF to Supreme Court
We’re under military siege, Gbaramatu community tells Okowa
We bridge entrepreneurship gap among youths— Onyebuchi
I can’t remain a Muslim because of my make-ups, says Bobrisky
Ondo governorship election: Trouble everywhere
Sani Abacha, the Great: The pathology of a Nigerian disease
Livestock farming must be supported by African govts — Vet doctors
The rise and rise of kidnapping
Edo Guber: Tribunal fix Dec. 2 for hearing of PDP gov candidate petition
NNPC not defaulting in FAAC remittances — El-Rufai
Falcons eye top spot against Kenya
CSR: Premium Steel tasked on economic development
Oil production cut and ‘opexit’ threats
How military bombarded us while sleeping – Ijaw fishermen

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Women of easy virtue, drug addicts, petty criminals fight for space in Abuja ghettos
Any first time visitor to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, especially from other parts of Nigeria or other African countries, will be captivated by the spectacle of this only planned city in the country. It is a city that, like bees to nectar, attracts all manner of people. While some leave different parts of the country to find the proverbial green grasses in Abuja, others, especially those who are tired with the chaos and bustle of Lagos, for instance, come to Abuja to find peace. Its fantastically well laid roads and other infrastructure give a feeling that what many Nigerians see on television and foreign movies as what a planned city should look like can actually be found in Nigeria.
Moses: My dream is to play for Barca
Victor Moses remembers with difficulties his infancy and the tragic death of his parents. The now Chelsea player, wanted by Barcelona, indicated that his escape to England “was a long journey, really tough. What I wanted was to arrive, to work hard and to become a professional footballer.”
Fraud: EFCC docks Ogunlewe, VC, Bursar of FUAAB
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission yesterday arraigned the trio of Senator Adesewe Ogunlewe, former Works Minister and Pro Chancellor, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta; Prof. Olusola Oyewole, Vice Chancellor and Mr. Moses Olusola Ilesanmi, Bursar before Justice O. O Majekodunmi of the Ogun State High Court, Abeokuta, on an 18-count charge bordering on conspiracy, stealing, obtaining money by false pretence and abuse of office.
Nigerians groan as prices of foodstuff skyrocket
The current economic recession in the country occasioned by the fall in the prices of oil in the international market has dealt a devastating blow on Nigerians. Following the depreciation of the naira against the dollar among other economic challenges,
I receive inspiration from God to compose songs- Comfort Okparaocha
Jehovah Shammah Music Ministry songstress, Comfort Okparaocha, recently launched her debut album titled ‘Wonderful God’.

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