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Reps member urges Dalung to have confidence in Eagles
Niger Delta: When Navy demonstrates might over oil thieves, sea pirates
Akeredolu camp faults Oke groups’ ‘retrogressive politics’
Deposed Oba urges appeal court to stay execution
Campaign for mother tongues, Wa Thiong’O tells Africans
Amosu: Court rules on witness’ competence today
NCAN raises alarm over encroachment of foreigners into cashew farms
Buhari approves clearance of 218 stranded containers of power equipment
Recession: ICAN recommends 13 point agenda to salvage economy
2017 Famine: Libya, Algeria, Niger, Chad rush Nigerian grains
Transferring your business to family
Why Tinubu must be rescued
FG unfolds incentives for DFI in OGFZ
Dankaka heads Kaduna Chamber of Commerce
Thunderstorm wreaks havoc on Akanu Ibiam Airport
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SubscribeThree wounded, vehicles destroyed as rival groups protest Edo Assembly’s Pension bill amendment
THREE persons were injured while two vehicles were destroyed, yesterday, when two rival groups protesting for and against the recent bill passed by Edo State House of Assembly, amending the Pension bill which gave N200 million and N100 million worth of houses to past governors of the state and their deputies including Comrade Adams Oshiomhole and his Deputy, Dr Pius Odubu, clashed at the popular Oba Ovonramwe Square, Benin City.
Forget dry ports, unless…— Ohanaeze
Ohanaeze Ndigbo, yesterday, dismissed the Senate’s resolution asking the Federal Government to establish dry or inland ports in Enugu, Onitsha and Aba, all in the South-East geo-political zone, saying the resolution amount to nothing if there was no cash backing for its execution.
I’ll build on Ogbemudia, Oshiomhole’s legacies —Obaseki
GOVERNOR Godwin Obaseki of Edo State has pledged to build on the legacies of the two-time former governor of defunct Bendel State, Dr Samuel Ogbemudia and his immediate predecessor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole.
House Committee assesses impact of sugar policy on sector
The National Assembly Committee on Industry, Trade & Investment has commenced an impact assessment of the National Sugar policy on the sector.
Army, Amnesty International, trade words over alleged killing of 150 pro-Biafra activists
Amnesty International, yesterday, came out with a report stating that the Nigerian security forces led by the military, embarked on a chilling campaign of extrajudicial executions and violence resulting in the deaths of at least 150 peaceful pro-Biafra protesters in the South Eastern part of the country.
Gunmen kidnap NULGE official in Abia
Gunmen, yesterday, kidnapped the Vice President of the Abia state chapter of the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees, NULGE, Comrade Ikechi Nwaigwe, in Aba.
Education gets lion share, as Ganduje presents N209.8bn budgets
GOVERNOR Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State, yesterday, presented a N209.8 billion proposed appropriation bill for 2017 fiscal year to the state House of Assembly.
There should be no gender boundaries to children’s play experiences —Bosede Olusola
I believe it is a western social orientation. There is nothing in our culture as Africans that takes to colours for boy or girl. And even now, it is not every parent that takes to it
Chioma Ajunwa: Female athletes are treated unfairly
Sometimes I am not happy because they put these girls in a demoralizing situation, making them not give their best. If men go to world cup and you pay them ten thousand dollars for each match they win, why not replicate same to female counterparts
Iheanacho’s chances at City slim, says Guardiola
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has stated that young striker Kelechi Iheancho must have to make improvements to get a slot in his team.
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