Being a Nigerian Model – redefined
Aisha Buhari unveils LNG ABUJA 11 in South Korea
2016 budget to be passed March – Dogara
Ambode receives Lai Mohammed, promises to transform National Museum to world standard
NAFDAC bans importation of beans into Nigeria
BRT crushes Okada rider to death in Ikorodu
Port efficiency on FG’s priority list, says Amaechi
We are irrevocably committed to indigenous technology for National transformation – SystemSpecs
Model Q&A with Cynthia Omorodion, Milan-based Nigerian model
Stop gas flaring to save 95,000 women’s lives, says Women Minister
Boyloaf to N-Delta politicians: Stop meddling in Amnesty programme or…
Eco-fashion: Is Nigeria compliant?
Industrial Internet: Intel joins GE as it opens Predix to all users
Naira ends 2day rally, depreciates to N355/$
LCCI Partners Caritas for 2016 Industry Awards
4 amazing folktales told by the Igbos

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Lagos commits to ending violence against children
THE Lagos State government has launched a groundbreaking campaign to end violence against children. Lagos is the first State in Nigeria to respond to the call of President Muhammadu Buhari, for every State in the country to initiate their own campaigns during the National Year of Action to End Violence against Children, launched 15th September 2015.
Nearly 100 Indian pupils in hospital after eating school meal: police
Nearly 100 Indian schoolchildren were hospitalised with suspected food poisoning Thursday after eating a free midday meal at a government-run school near Mumbai, police said, adding that some were in a critical condition.
Egypt hands Christian teens 5 years for contempt of Islam
An Egyptian court on Thursday sentenced three Coptic Christian teenagers to five years in jail for contempt of Islam after they appeared in a video reciting Muslim prayers.
State of the Nation: Mahama boasts of an end to dumsor
President John Mahama said it has taken team work and the cooperation of many people to solve the power crisis
Yola blast caused by bombs in police store, says Police Commissioner
The Commissioner of Police in Adamawa, Mr Mohammed Gazali, said Thursday’s blast at the Jimeta Police Station was caused by bombs recovered from Boko Haram insurgents.

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