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We can stop Eagles – Niger coach
Buhari has reduced judiciary’s powers —Rights group
Agencies with quality, innovation’ll survive 2016, say experts
Nigeria’s inflationary pressures to persist despite global food price decline – FSDH Research
Economy hasn’t collapsed – Amaechi
Tiwa Savage leads Pampers campaign
Commercial banks should grant loan to MfB’s – IFC
Expected lower aggregate consumption in 2016
Insurance companies, others owe banks N790bn
Oil theft: Oyovbaire, Ukah urge alliances amongst Hostcom, security
Mozia sets new shot put record
In-fighting, corruption bane of Nigerian sports – Dalung
CHAN to the rescue …
Wobbling, fumbling with fuel prices
TSA: Sokoto uncovers N1.5bn
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SubscribeGas flaring: Senate c’ttee engages NNPC, IOCs tomorrow
IN its efforts to address the worsening trend of gas flaring in the country, the Senate Committee on Gas Resources will meet with top officials of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC and its subsidiaries, International Oil Companies, IOCs as well as other oil majors tomorrow.
Ebonyi govt moves to boost rice production
EBONYI State Government, weekend, said it had concluded arrangement to engage the services of 39,000 farmers to boost rice production across the 13 local government areas of the state.
We’re committed to sponsoring sports – Osunsina
The Mamaging Director of Megam-ound Invest-ment Limited, Otunba Olum-ide Osunsina has expressed the commit-ment of the company to sponsor many sporting events so as to develop the sports in the country. Osunsina made this assertion while speaking at the final of Mega-mound Tennis Championship 2016 held at Ikoyi club 1938 in Lagos recently.
Prof. Alexia faults British government’s policies towards commonwealth nations
Professor Alexia Thomas, Chairman, The Commonwealth Liberation Party, TCLP, UK has flayed the policies of the British Government, saying it is wicked and destructive.
What you should know about Lassa fever
Lassa virus is a member of the arenavirus family. The disease was first described in the 1950s, and the virus was identified in 1969, when two missionary nurses died from it in the town of Lassa in Nigeria.
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