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2018 W/Cup: Super Eagles’ form raises hope — Yusuf
US Chamber names Dangote Co-Chair of US-Africa Business Centre
Ondo APC Primaries: Impasse as NWC fails to take decision
Ondo gov poll: Mixed reactions greet call for fresh APC primaries
Enugu House may nullify recruitment of 2,000 teachers
Gunmen kill 2 policemen in Rivers building site
Remembering the adhoc conference (2)
Diversification requires serious planning
How Nigerian government duped me, rendered me homeless—Journalist Salkida
Enugu Gov motivates Rangers ahead Ikorodu Utd clash
Nigeria 2016: Madagascar completes field of participants
CNS Championship: We’re ready to go – LOC
Stolen Lagos car recovered in Akure, suspect nabbed
Defending Anambra’s Light (2)
This is my last season at Chelsea – Mikel
NLC Chair’s death: Okowa commiserates with family
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SubscribeDelta APC crisis: 47 to face probe, risk sanction
WARRI – THE All Progressives Congress, APC, in Delta State has inaugurated a seven-man disciplinary committee to probe 47 high ranking members of the party in a bid to sanction those behind the current crisis rocking the party in the state.
FG proposes new agenda for N-Delta devt
PORT HARCOURT- ABOUT 500 participants, including governors of the Niger Delta states, federal appointees, ex-agitators, leaders of ethnic nationalities and traditional rulers are among stakeholders the Federal Government invitees to chart a new template for the region at a two-day summit on the region, being organised by the Office of the Vice President.
Seluk slams Guardiola again
YAYA Toure’s agent Dimitri Seluk has again slammed Pep Guardiola by claiming ‘he wins a couple of games and thinks he’s king’.
Recession: Kobis, Innercity to feed 10,000 hungry children
KOBIS Restaurant Group, in conjuction with Inner City Mission for Children, has embarked on operation ‘Feed a Hungry Child’, targeting 10, 000 children in Lagos State.
How photography moved from studios to Selfies
Less than two decades ago, taking pictures required a lot of preparations. Children would be excited and mothers finicky about going to the studio to have their photos taken. Needless to say, things are different today. Now, in the smartphone era, most people have cameras on them at all times.
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