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Edo poll: Tribunal grants Pdp, Ize-Iyamu leave to inspect election materials
Getting pregnant after a miscarriage or stillbirth
New mobile App promises to bridge gender divide
Yakubu coaches in England
LASTMA officials fight policeman over arrest of commercial bus
DSS, judges and the conscience of a nation
BEWARE: Killer rabid dogs on the prowl in Lagos
Reps move to stop states with non-elected LG chairmen from accessing capital market funds
Security: Lagos to recruit 5000 Neighbourhood watchers – Ambode
Obasanjo slams govs for incapacitating LGs
Trained Niger Delta amnesty militants: Way forward
I earned money as govt appointee, Ukasoanya replies Orji
Enugu monarch’s son rapes 8-yr-old girl
Optometrists task Nigerians on eye care
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SubscribeGlobal Fund partners decry US$3bn annual loss to malaria
Collaborating partners in the Global Fund for Malaria programme, the National Malaria Elimination Programme and the Society for Family Health, have raised an alert concerning the threat malaria poses to the country, citing a loss of US$3bn annually.
Huawei invests $6m in innovation centre in Nigeria
INNOVATION comes with a cost. That is apparently what ICT company, Huawei would want to be remembered for as it recently invested over six million dollars to establish an innovation and experience centre in Lagos, Nigeria.
Protesters storm APC secretariat in Benin over unfulfilled promises
SOME protesters, who allegedly participated in the just concluded Edo State governorship election and claimed to be ad-hoc staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, yesterday, stormed the secretariat of the All Progressives Congress, APC, on Airport Road in Benin City, to protest what they claimed was the non fulfilment of certain promises made to them by the party.
Electricity shortfall: Senate stops FG’s planned N309bn bond
THE Senate, yesterday, ordered the Federal Government to immediately stop its plan to raise a secured bond of N309 billion to finance the shortfall in the Nigerian electricity market.
Neither the judiciary nor executive will be exempted from investigation – AGF
THE Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami, SAN, yesterday, justified the arrest and detention of judges by operatives of the Department of State Service, DSS, saying “no one is or should be above the law.”
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