Buhari ordered Malami to meet me, ensure my reinstatement — MAINA
…anyone who dared the desert, Mediterranean without document to prove he/she is a Nigerian, there is nothing we can do – Buhari
Allardyce and Pardew set for Premier League returns
Wizkid, Mary Njoku, 3 others for The Future Awards Africa for Young Person of the Year
Same-sex marriage bill clears Australia’s Senate
No leadership crisis in Nigeria Football Supporters Club — Ikpea
Police to deploy 15, 000 personnel to monitor A ‘Ibom council poll
Egypt’s Sisi orders army to restore Sinai security in 3 months
2 detained in Beijing kindergarten abuse case
NKorea missile test ‘provocative action’: Kremlin
Zimbabwe activist pastor found not guilty of subversion
China strongly dissatisfied with U.S. anti-dumping probes
Vietnam’s biggest brewer to sell majority stake
Gov. Obiano, the political messiah – APGA Forum
Robert Mugabe goes the way of all dictators
Truck crushes pregnant woman, six others to death in Ogun
NFF committed to building stronger junior national teams — Sanusi

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Buhari administration, investors’ friendly—Olajiga
The Chief Executive Officer of the largest locally owned cashew processing company in Nigeria, FoodPro Nigeria Limited, Mr. Ayo Olajiga, has described President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration as investors friendly.
Afghan police detain 9 drug traffickers
Afghan police have arrested nine people in connection with drug-related cases over the past one week, Criminal Justice Task Force (CJTF) said in a statement released on Wednesday.
Revenue generation: ECOWAS to increase duties on tobacco, unhealthy products
Vice President of the ECOWAS Commission Mr Edward Singhatey at the weekend said that ECOWAS is set to increase excise duties on tobacco and other unhealthy products to increase revenue generation and reduce consumption of such products in the sub-region.
Saudi frees prince in $1bn settlement agreement
Senior Saudi Prince Miteb bin Abdullah, once seen as a leading contender to the throne, was freed after reaching an “acceptable settlement agreement” with authorities paying more than $1 billion, a Saudi official said on Wednesday.
ECOWAS validates tools for common custom framework
ECOWAS Ministers of Finance have validated draft integration instruments meant to enhance a common customs framework for the region.

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