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Ronaldo, Bale and Griezmann vie for UEFA award
NEMA feeds 800 repented Boko Haram terrorists
We are hamstrung by budget provisions, but we hope – Fashola
Former reps spokesman says there’s nothing like budget padding
Men’s Olympic Games results – collated
Brazil booed off as Neymar flops in South Africa stalemate
US warns citizens on Nigeria travel over security concerns
Waiver fraud, who is to blame?
I vote for restructuring…!
Blame me, not Babangida, for June 12 annulment – Ex-Chief Judge
APC should not be afraid of Ekweremadu – Chukwuma
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2019: CLO, lawyer canvass new political party
PDP CONVENTION: I’m contesting to give youths a voice — Igban
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Subscribe5 die, as villagers mistake soldiers for invading hersdmen in Niger
Minna—FIVE persons were feared dead, two injured and four vehicles destroyed, yesterday, following the invasion of Kpaidma village in Bosso Local Government Area of Niger State by a joint military team of the Army and Air Force men, said to be searching for arms and ammunition in the village.
PDP CHAIR: South-West re-strategise
RACE for the national chairmanship of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has gathered steam with many aspirants in the South where the seat has been zoned to declaring their interests and making strategic moves to realise their aspiration.
Group blames divisions in N-Delta on Buhari’s actions
Niger Delta Coalition for Peace and Equity, NDCPE, yesterday, said that President Muhammadu Buhari has turned the Niger Delta region into a hotbed of intrigues with his dealings since he came to power over a year ago.
Transcorp suspends N320bn power plan on gas scarcity
Transnational Corporation of Nigeria, Transcorp Plc has suspended plans to build one of the nation’s biggest power plants as local gas shortage makes it difficult to obtain fuel and a downturn in the economy hinders efforts to raise funds for the project.
FG sets to pay civil servants N300bn death benefits, promotion arrears
Abuja—The Federal Government yesterday said it was ready to pay death benefits, promotion arrears and other outstanding debts running close to N300 billion to civil servants.
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