Breaking: Saraki has returned his pensions from Kwara, says State govt
Let’s embrace ‘waste to wealth’ policy, Expert urges Nigerians
Kebbi govt. generates N6.4bn IGR in 2 years
Gatlin sad at media sensation of rivalry with Bolt
‘All is well’, election commission assures Kenyans
Anambra election: Incumbency won’t stop PDP – Oduah
Lagos police arrest 7 suspects in new underground kidnappers den
BREAKING: Court Strikes Out FG’s Case Against Seven Banks
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Why they are after me – Aliyu, dropped ICPC Nominee

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Cost of contesting election in Nigeria high – Oshiomhole
Hajiya Aisatu Oshiomhole, the mother of former Edo Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, on Tuesday advised politicians to restructure the political scene and reduce the high cost of contesting election.
Video: Ritualists den uncovered in Lagos as mob lynch suspects
The above viral Video from Television Independent covers how the underground ritualist den was exposed.
Anambra community launches manhunt for 2 over sodomy
Ukwu community in Njikuka Local Government Area of Anambra State has launched a manhunt for two of its kinsmen, Ugochukwu and Nweze, for allegedly sodomising young boys and engaging in gay sex in the community.
Police tear-gas Odinga supporters
Kenyan police fired tear-gas on Wednesday at a group of 100 chanting supporters of opposition leader Raila Odinga, shortly after their political leader claimed “massive” fraud in this week’s elections, a Reuters witness said.
Why Nigeria’s over $80b telecom sector needs more investors
SINCE 2001 when Digital Mobile Licences, DLI, were issued by Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Nigeria has witnessed multiplier effects in social and economic development.
Consumption of processed, chemical foods linked to infertility
As Nigerian Fertility experts began consultation on ethics in Assisted Reproduction Technique, the high rate of infertility among Nigerian men has been linked to high consumption of chemically grown and processed foods.
North Korea’s talk of revenge is no threat – Guam governor
Gov. Eddie Calvo of Guam said on Wednesday North Korea’s warning of a possible missile strike on the U.S. Pacific territory was no threat.
Conflict with N. Korea will be ‘shattering’ – Australian PM warns
Prime Minister of Australia Malcolm Turnbull warned Wednesday that a conflict with North Korea would be “shattering,” as tensions between Washington and Pyongyang intensified.
Botswana’s Makwala barred from entering stadium for ailment said, I was not that sick, I was ready to run.
Botswana’s Isaac Makwala was on Tuesday refused entry to the London Stadium after earlier being withdrawn from the night’s 400m final at the World Championships after falling victim to an outbreak of sickness that has hit scores of competitors, media reports on Wednesday.
Army kill 6 Boko Haram insurgents, recover weapons in Borno
The Nigerian Army said that it killed six terrorists in Dikwa Local Government Area of Borno during an operation to dislodge the remnant of Boko Haram insurgents in the state.
It’s never too late to study as 91-year-old grandma bags bachelor’s degree
A 91-year-old woman became the oldest person to graduate from university in Thailand on Wednesday, receiving her bachelor’s degree from King Maha Vajiralongkorn.
Robbery attempt at former deputy governor’s house foiled by police
Five suspected armed robbers on mask attacked the home of a former deputy governor of Bayelsa, Wenipreye Seibarugu on Tuesday.
Miyetti Allah drags Benue to court over grazing law
Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State has said Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association has taken the state to court over the planned implementation of the Open Grazing Prohibition and Ranches Establishment Law recently enacted by the state government.
Lagos Task Force impounds 146 motorcycles, convicts 21
Operatives of the Lagos State Task Force, yesterday, impounded 146 motorcycles, popularly called Okada, and prosecuted 21 riders, who were sentenced to two weeks imprisonment.

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