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FG blames pipeline vandals as power generation drops to 2,800MW
Police hand over Ese to parents; Dad says she’s hypnotised, will take her to TB Joshua
Nollywood star, Nicolette Ndigwe, bags UNN degree
Community pharmacists caution FG on NDDC
Pharaohs to arrive Nigeria March 22
NDE&P targets $400m for capacity expansion
Suarez sale gives Liverpool £60m profit
EDO 2016: Alimikhena is a political weapon—Obaseki
Nigerian coaches tackle Pinnick
Enyimba nightmare over – Anyansi
Video: Bale nets sublime goal after injury
Palmchat 5.1.4 boosts online mobile community collaboration
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SubscribeBe responsible citizens online, panel tasks new media professionals
THE Nigerian communications Commission, Ncc, last week, assembled a group of technocrats and professionals from the media, legal, public relations disciplines to X-ray and highlight very important aspects of the newly promulgated Cybercrime Act, in order to guide the teeming population of youths and other citizens who literarily live on the net, on how to live a purposeful life online.
We’ll soon get it right, Efugh begs Heartland fans
Heartland captain Chinedu Efugh has urged the fans of ‘The Naze Millionaires’ to be patient with the team after they failed to win a game in the first three games of the season.
‘Eagles are 100% focused on Egypt clash’
NFF technical committee head, Barr Chris Green has said the body has outlived the Sunday Oliseh saga and is 100% focused on the 2017 AFCON double header qualifier against the Pharaohs of Egypt on March 25 and 29 respectively.
Toro condemns Oliseh’s resignation
By Solomon Nwoke FORMER Secretary General of the Nigeria Football Association, Sani Ahmed Toro has condemned Sunday Oliseh’s resignation saying ‘time was bad for his resignation’. Oliseh resigned as Super Eagles coach last Friday after he claimed that he did not enjoy the right support from the Nigeria Football Federation. “Time was bad for Oliseh’s […]
Norwich Vs Chelsea: Mikel, Pato, Baba Rahman on bench as Traore starts
Bertrand Traore starts a league game for the first time, along with Diego Costa who is making his 50th appearance in the Premier League.
Aggrieved PDP, APGA members form new party
The disagreement within the Peoples Democratic Party came to a head Tuesday as some members of the party teamed up with others in the All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA, and other parties to form a new party.
NFF in talks with Enyeama, Emenike
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), says it is in talks with Vincent Enyeama and Emmanuel Emenike, former goalkeeper and striker respectively, over possible return to Super Eagles.
Nigerian capital market indices record 1.09% growth
Major blue equities on Tuesday lifted activities at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) with the market indicators appreciating by 1.09 per cent.
Gunman wounds Saudi preacher- police
An influential Saudi Arabian preacher was shot and wounded in a southern Philippine city on Tuesday, police said, adding security forces killed the gunman.
Buhari will not probe former Agric Minister, Adesina — Ogbeh
The Federal Government said on Tuesday that it would give the President, African Development Bank (ADB), Dr Akinwumi Adesina, maximum support to succeed in his continental assignment,
Being a conformist aided my success, says UNILAG best student
Mr Daniel Dada, the best graduating student at the 2014/2015 convocation of the University of Lagos, says being a conformist paid off for him and contributed largely to his success.
Olu Falae escapes death by whisker
For presidential candidate and a leader of Afenifere, Chief Olu Falae, Wednesday escaped death by whisker when a gun shot was fired at his car by mobile police men along Akure-Ilesha Express way.
UBA appoints Uzoka as new GMD
The Board of United Bank for Africa, UBA Plc, Monday, approved the appointment of Kennedy Uzoka as the new Group Managing Director, with effect from August 1st, 2016 and subject to the approval of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN.
‘400, 000 Nigerians kick against banks’ arbitrary charges’
The President of the Consumer Advocacy Foundation of Nigeria (CAFON), Mrs Sola Salako, on Tuesday said 400,000 bank users lodged complaints against arbitrary charges by Nigerian banks between June 2015 and December 2015.
Pope advises Biafra agitators to be patient
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Tuesday released the text of Catholic Pontiff, Pope Francis address to over 35,000 IPOB members who gathered last Sunday at the Vatican City for the weekly Angelus, saying that Pope has warned their oppressors, the government and Nigeria Military and their agents to repent, stop killing Biafra agitators or face the wrath of god that will be catastrophic.
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