10 big events in 2018
Badoo, cult group kill four in Lagos
Catholic priest jailed for 18 years over child sex abuse
Jilted boyfriend stabs girlfriend to death for rejecting his proposal
Apple admits to slowing iPhones as batteries age
Eni, Shell to stand trial in Italy over bribery, corruption in purchase of Nigeria oil block
Eagles drop to ninth after ‘boardroom’ loss
What is Urhobo interest; who determines it
Customs N1trn revenue generation claim a big lie – Reno
State house establishes ‘help desk’ to handle enquiries from publics
Pirates kidnap 10 sailors off Nigeria – IMB
Weinstein hit with $10mn sexual harassment suit in NY
Catalans vote in bid to solve independence crisis
Defying Trump, countries vote in favour of UN Jerusalem resolution
Weinstein hit with $10mn sexual harassment suit in NY
Fuel Scarcity: Motorists in Lagos laud DPR’s intervention
Cameroonian journalist to be freed after terrorism charges dropped

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You’ve done well for us, Jonathan’s kinsmen tell Dickson
POLITICAL leaders and key stakeholders from Ogbia Government Area of Bayelsa State Thursday met in Yenagoa to affirm their unalloyed support for Governor Seriake Dickson, describing him as an uncommon leader who has done so much for them.
Dalung hails Mitchell Obi’s emergence as AIPS President
he Minister of Youth and Sports, Barrister Solomon Dalung has congratulated Mitchell Obi who was re-elected unopposed as the African President of International Sports Press (AIPS).
Birmingham named as 2022 Commonwealth Games host city
The English city of Birmingham was on Thursday confirmed as the host of the 2022 Commonwealth Games after a troubled bidding process.
NCS generates N1tr, loses 6 officers in 2017
With dogged implementation of the Presidential mandate to Restructure, Reform and Raise revenue (3Rs), Nigeria Customs Service has recorded the highest revenue collection ever, of N1,012,259,006,779.74 with five more working days to the end of 2017.
Facebook pulling ‘disputed’ flags from fake news
Facebook said on Thursday it will stop flagging fake news as “disputed,” opting instead to offer up contradictory stories containing facts that have been checked.

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