
Mimiko congratulates Ondo State Governor-elect, Akeredolu
Men working in oil industry risk low sperm quality – NORDICA
Fed High Court judge, Ajumogobia, Obla SAN arraigned, plead not guilty
Ondo: APC appeals to opposition PDP to accept defeat
Ex-PDP minister Idris, others defect to APC in Gombe
Samsung electronics to split?
Trump to Clinton: You conceded defeat, nothing will change
Jigawa pensioners laud Gov. Badaru on payment of entitlements
Apapa gridlock killing trade facilitation programme, says NPA
NSCDC moves to enhance peace between farmers/herdsmen in Edo
Wailings of a master planner
Epidemiologist says regular exercise promotes sexual performance
Ondo election shows democracy is maturing in Nigeria, says Analyst
Yuletide: FRSC warns motorists against overloading, dangerous driving
Zaha switches soccer allegiance to Ivory Coast from England
Buhari wants institutions of higher learning to focus on research
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SubscribePolice arrest man for fraud
Police in Lagos have arrested a 32-year-old employee of an oil company, Reuben Agboola for allegedly faking self-kidnapping so as to defraud his employer N19.5 million
Five things we learnt from Premier League week 13
Chelsea stayed top, Manchester City registered a gritty win at Burnley, Manchester United lost more ground following yet another home draw and Liverpool were left sweating on Philippe Coutinho.
Olympics: IOC urges ‘unwavering commitment’ by Games’ hosts
Tokyo and other upcoming Olympic host cities must make an “unwavering commitment” to achieving a successful Games, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) urged on Monday, as cost overruns plague the runup to Tokyo’s 2020 event.
OPEC scrambles to agree crucial oil output cut
OPEC members will seek to give oil prices a boost in Vienna on Wednesday by nailing down their first output cut in eight years, although a deal is far from certain.
As Nigeria’s recession takes hold, Buhari’s shine wanes
It’s not Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari’s fault that Nigeria’s economy is inextricably tied to the global price of oil, now half of its 2014 peak of over $100 per barrel.
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