FG, States, LGs share N647bn
Professional coaches go on quarterly training to promote taekwondo standards
2019: Let’s give Atiku Abubakar a chance, lawmaker urges PDP
Sporting glory in Spain: an elusive dream for migrants
Buhari pays 2-day visit to Lagos
UITH declares vision to become center for medical tourism
Rice farmers want effective policy banning rice importation

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I’m 28 and I’ve never had a girlfriend. I haven’t even kissed a woman, and now I feel that I never will.
Nine EU countries yet to expel Russian spies
Nine EU countries are holding out against expelling Russian ‘spies’ despite the growing international reprisals over the Salisbury nerve agent attack
Zambia parliament delays debate on motion to impeach president Lungu
Zambia’s parliament has delayed a debate due on Wednesday on a motion seeking to impeach President Edgar Lungu over accusations of breaching the constitution, according to a letter from the parliamentary clerk seen by Reporter.
Saraki opens up on what he discussed with Bill Gates, Dogara
The Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, has on Wednesday disclosed what formed the topic between him, Bill Gates and Yakubu Dogara, when Gates visited Nigeria last week.
46 political associations in Katsina commend Armed forces
The coalition of 46 political associations in Daura zone of Katsina state on Wednesday, commended the Nigerian Armed Forces for resilience, determination and commitment to the promotion of peace and unity of Nigeria.
Warri ‘carry’ last
The unfortunate thing is that while these cities enjoy at least some amount of electricity supply, Warri gets nothing, and the people sit watching, covering their sufferings with jokes
Governor Okorocha allegedly compels Imo lawmakers to endorse son-in-law on camera
Reports currently making the rounds on social media indicates that, in his insistence to have his son-in-law and Chief of staff, Hon. Uche Nwosu, as his successor, Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State has concluded arrangement to arm twist Imo lawmakers into endorsing son-in-law on video camera, believing that their endorsements could give his daughter’s husband some political mileage, a source from Imo government house has revealed.
Breaking: President Netanyahu hospitalised
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was briefly hospitalised on Tuesday with a high fever, Israeli media reported.
Easter: Police deploys 1,900 personnel in Niger- CP
The Police Command in Niger says it has deployed 1,900 security personnel to ensure hitch-free Easter celebrations in the state
UN allocates $11m for assistance in Borno
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has allocated $11 million for assistance to displaced persons in Borno state.
NLC, LP, not part of National Intervention Movement, declares Wabba
President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Comrade Ayuba Wabba, has dismissed report claiming that Labour leaders including him attending a political meeting and endorsed perceived “Grand National Coalition, GNC, of the National Intervention Movement”.
U.S. misinformed about situation in Zimbabwe – President Mnangagwa
President Emmerson Mnangagwa said the U. S. government made its recent decision to extend sanctions against Zimbabwe on the basis of misinformation by local opposition parties which are afraid of losing the forthcoming general elections.
APC Exco Tenure elongation :Why Odigie-Oyegun must go – Buhari
The future of the Chief John Odigie-Oyegun-led National Working Committee, of the All Progressives Congress, APC, was set in uncertainty yesterday after President Muhammadu Buhari raised constitutional queries on the tenure extension plot for the party’s executives.
2018 election sequence: Senate probes $50,000 bribery allegation
ABUJA— THE Senate, yesterday, frowned on reports that senators have been given $50,000 bribe to stop plans to override President Muhammadu Buhari’s veto of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2018 on sequence of election.
Herdsmen attacks: Probe alleged ethnic cleansing, Afenifere urges UN
THE pan Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, yesterday, called on the United Nations, UN, Special Rapporteur on genocide to investigate what it called the alleged ethnic cleansing by herdsmen in Nigeria.

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