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What N-Delta leaders‘ll tell Buhari -Chief Edwin Clark
Good money chasing bad money: The case against $29.9bn loan
Adultery could sometimes strengthen a marriage
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Absence of RECs in 29 states paralyses INEC offices
Ondo 2016: Let’s beware of fake assurances
Leekens or no Leekens Eagles will beat Algeria — Yusuf
Reminiscing the role of trouble shooters
I made you a billionaire, Obasanjo tells Folorunsho Alakija
Failing heart signs you cannot afford to ignore
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SubscribeISTANBUL AS TOURIST DESTINATION: Turkish Airlines spreads ‘the good news’ after coup storm
The following day, the 105 journalists took a tour of the training facilities of the airline. It was amazing the level of investment they have put into training air crews, hostesses, and pilots. At the moment, the airline has 10 simulators and it hopes to acquire additional 18
Obafemi gets world’s most expensive boat as birthday gift
Few days after buying the 2017 Bentley Bentayga worth around $281,170, Nigerian forward Obafemi Martins has added another means of transportation to his collections.
APC Crisis: Plot to oust Odigie-Oyegun thickens as ‘forces’ want him named ambassador
The subterranean plots to remove the national chairman of the All Progressives Congress APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun is reportedly gaining some traction, with the forces working towards his removal angling to get the president to name him an ambassador.
Presidency kick-starts Niger Delta peace process as Kachikwu announces 7-point programme to end crisis
The Presidency has commenced moves to find lasting peace in the Niger Delta and has announced a seven point programme to guarantee peace in the region and end militancy-induced disruption of oil and gas production by the middle of 2017.
TOYIN SARAKI: Chibok girls and Nigeria’s problem with the girl-child
Mrs Toyin Saraki, wife of the Senate President and founder/President of Wellbeing Foundation Africa, a Nigerian NGO focusing on gender equality, diagnoses the problem of the girl-child using the Chibok girls as case study.
AWCON: Super Falcons dismiss boycott reports
Super Falcons captain, Evelyn Nwabuoku has dismissed suggestions that the team plans to shun the Africa Women Cup of Nations billed to start next month in Cameroon.
Appearance, reality and the idols (1)
One of the most interesting issues dealt with in metaphysics as a branch of philosophy right from the time sages in different parts of the world began to philosophise in antiquity is the question of appearance and reality. In thinking about the subject, philosophers use it to signify a contrast between the world of “mere appearance” usually considered to be nothing more than a reflection or shadow of something greater, with what is real and, therefore, probably of more value and permanent. It is claimed further that when the “really real” is cognised as such, it serves as the foundation of wisdom and knowledge.
Rules to stop erring judges: Why corruption thrives in the judiciary – Justice Isa Ayo Salami
Justice Isa Ayo Salami (retd) was the President of the Court of Appeal. In a paper delivered at the 2015 annual lecture of the Nigerian National Merit Award, titled: ‘ Corruption Eradication and the Nigerian Ethical Revolution’ , Salami spoke about his controversial retirement from the Bench under Chief Justice Aloma Mariam Mukhtar, saying the incumbent CJN, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, played a role in the episode.
Budget padding controversy: Jibrin raises fresh illegal N10m pay claim against Reps
Embattled former Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations, Honourable Abdulmumin Jibrin, has vowed to ensure that Speaker Yakubu Dogara and other principal members of the lower chamber fingered in the 2016 budget padding controversy go to jail, just as he said that, until the right thing was done to address the problem of corruption in the House, he will keep talking.
NJC decides seven accused judges’ fate on Wednesday
The National Judicial Council, NJC, has convened an emergency meeting to decide the fate of the seven judges currently under investigation over their alleged involvement in acts of corruption.
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