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Paul Okoye of PSquare loses in $300 gamble
Court orders substituted service on Kanu, IPOB
‘Recession exit, sign of growth’
Resident doctors demand serious commitment from FG
Ibidunni Ighodalo Foundation promotes Parents-in-Waiting Conference
New Lagos CP sets up panel to probe police corruption, bribery, sexual molestation
Is my man’s doctor serious?
N/Korea: 1,000 global figures converge on Seoul to push for peace
Obama calls Trump repeal of migrant amnesty ‘wrong’, ‘cruel’
Don’t allow foreign investors to dominate economy, researcher advises govt.
Strike: Resident doctors in FMC, Owo, rule out skeletal services
Guinness Plc records N125bn revenue in 2017
ECOWAS: NLC urges FG not to vote for admission of Morocco
Breaking: Biafra group MOBIN backs Chidoka over Anambra guber
Abia Govt. trains 300 students on ICT
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SubscribeNASS’s August visitors and their strategic importance
The term ‘August Visitor’ is usually used to describe the visit of a highly dignified or important person or an unexpected visitor with unusual importance and influence. And such is the only way to term the last month’s visit of the delegation of United States Congressmen to Nigeria
Breaking: No FEC meeting tomorrow – Lai Mohammed
The weekly Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting will not hold tomorrow. This is official.
Epic movie, ‘Tatu’ goes to cinema
The much anticipated epic adventure movie, TATU, is finally ready for the cinema.
Abia army/civilian clash: UPP demands immediate investigation, whereabouts of victims
The United Progressive Party (UPP) has called on the military high command to immediately institute an investigation into the cause of the violent clash between soldiers and unarmed tricycle operators in Umuahia, Abia State Capital on Monday evening.
NFF pays Eagles full bonus, begins preparations for Zambia
To ensure players are fully focused ahead of the Zambia clash in October, the Nigeria Football Federation has opted to pay players and officials of the Super Eagles the full match bonus for Monday’s crunchy 2018 FIFA World Cup encounter against the Lions of Cameroon in Yaounde, even though the tie ended in a draw.
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