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Nigeria @57: Police assure of watertight security, panic-free celebration in Kwara
Assembly will seal new fuel stations sited at the wrong place –Chairman
A-Ibom govt shuts 78 unapproved private schools
NLC kicks against proposed amendment of Pension Reform Act 2014
Sen. Uchendu’s swearing-in, triumph of people’s power, resilience –NIMASA DG
Brazilian President trapped in legal logjam
Fayose allegedly storms Abuja Street with campaign buses
Rivers community alleges neglect, gives govt, oil firms, 14 days ultimatum
More Katsina women doing drugs because of men – Saulawa
Appointment of New Judges: Lawyers optimistic of speedy justice
Anambra PDP Caretaker c’ttee alleges plan to scuttle governorship poll
Trump, Facebook’s Zuckerberg in fire-for-fire
FG rejects U.S. position on IPOB as terrorist group
Senate insists Ndume must withdraw case from Court
Govs who can’t protect lives, property should be impeached — Aremu
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SubscribeAbuja Varsity student rescued from kidnappers after 3 days in a toilet
A University of Abuja student has been rescued from kidnappers after spending three days locked up in a toilet.
Researchers produce paper, floor tiles, others from plantain, banana stem
RESEARCHERS at the University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, have produced pulp, paper, cellulosic plastics, decorative textile costumes, fibre board and floor tiles from matured pseudostems (part of the banana plant that looks like a trunk) of plantain and banana. The items were exhibited at the sixth edition of Nigerian Universities Research & Development Fair (NURESDEF) held at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.
Exposed! Why Pain Killers Never Works for Your Arthritis & Body Pain
Dr. Jane Uzoma Dear Friend Living With Body Pains Or Arthritis Do you suffer from EXCRUCIATING body pains? Are You In UNEXPLAINABLE Pains Caused by Arthritis? Do you remember back when you didn’t have arthritis…how free you could walk…..how you could hold things, do things ON YOUR OWN without going through all those annoying pain […]
Why restructuring Nigeria may not work – Prof Olorode
Ado-Ekiti—A former National Commissioner of Independent National Electoral Commission in charge of Ogun, Oyo and Ekiti States, Prof. Lai Olurode, yesterday expressed doubt on the workability of restructuring in Nigeria.
FG’ll use Lagos DNA centre to fight insurgency – Olonishakin
The Federal Government yesterday, disclosed that it has collected Deoxyribonucleic Acid, DNA, profile of arrested Boko Haram insurgents in an attempt to deal with the dissidents.
Chelsea’s Conte blasts Premier League schedulers
Chelsea boss Antonio Conte blasted Premier League schedulers over his side’s short turnaround from Champions League action before facing high-flying Manchester City in a top-of-the-table clash on Saturday.
49 Year Old Abuja Civil Servant Exposes New Breakthrough solution that Helped Him Last 35minutes In Bed, Cure Infections And Weak Erections
My name is Dave Taidi, and I will be sincere with you some months back, my marriage almost crashed and became a sexless marriage… all because of my inability to perform during sex like a real man Let me tell you what really happened: My wife and I have been happily married for about some […]
‘Complete’ Mbappe praised after PSG beat Bayern
Kylian Mbappe was singled out for praise despite being the only member of Paris Saint-Germain’s superstar attack who didn’t score in Wednesday’s big Champions League win over German giants Bayern Munich.
36 Speakers of state Houses of Assembly storm Imo
Owerri—Barring any unforseen circumstance, the 36 speakers of state Houses of Assembly, will tomorrow converge in Imo state, to decide on some of the controversial issues facing the country.
Commercial activities in Edo oil-rich community grounded
BENIN—COMM-ERCIAL activities were disrupted yesterday at Iguelaba, an oil producing community in Orhionmwon Local Government Area of Edo State over leadership tussle, forcing the closure of the village market that usually hold Wednesdays.
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