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Buhari’s health: Arewa youths accuse govs, leaders of exploiting illness for gains
Kim Jong-Nam killed by VX nerve agent: Malaysia police
Breaking: Akeredolu takes-over as Ondo’s fourth civilian Governor
Protesting youths storm South African firms in Abuja
IGP calls for Police Trust Fund
Air Peace launches Sokoto route March 1
South Africa attacks Nigeria’s call on AU
Mancini, Hiddink tipped for Leicester job
Is Basketmouth bringing top American comedian, Chris Rock to Nigeria?
Boko Haram sex slaves turn sex workers in Europe
LMC institutes panel to verify Sunshine Stars salary indebtedness
Sheriff in closed-door meeting with Anenih
Just how to Produce a Song Parody
CBN reintroduces cashless charges on bank deposits
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SubscribeLeicester’s Thai owners condemned over Ranieri sacking
The sacking of Claudio Ranieri just nine months after guiding Leicester City to a sensational Premier League triumph brought a torrent of condemnation on the team’s Thai owners on Friday.
Telecom sector and essence of competition
“Competition is not only the basis of protection to the consumer, but is the incentive to progress.” –President Herbert Hoover COMPETITION is a state of centrifugal market forces that produces gains for the overall economy, thereby encouraging consumer sovereignty and stability of the market. Nigerian telecommunications sector has been one of fastest growing telecom market […]
Lassa Fever: UCTH confirms first casualty in Cross River
CALABAR—A 22-year-old lady, Christabel Itodo, became the first confirmed case of Lassa Fever casualty recorded in Cross River State, having died from the disease on Monday.
Couple jailed for killing spouses wed in Nepal prison
A man and a woman each serving time for killing their first spouses have married in a prison in western Nepal — but won’t be able to consummate the marriage until the groom is released in 14 years.
Christmas and financial holocaust
The anthropocentric calculus posits that whether by centripetal or centrifugal diversions, man has become the monumental leverage on which the social-political, economic and cultural pendulum swings. Man has therefore created laws, principles, social mores, ethics, ceremonial commemorations and religious practices to enhance and concretise the basis of the ‘social contract’ of which ‘man’ are the cardinal focus, the Christmas day being one of them.
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