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Only NFF recognised by CAF and FIFA can sack me, Sanusi insists
NNPC, Seplat seal five deals for 300mmscfd gas plant in Imo
Court remands driver for allegedly assaulting minor sexually
FRSC returns N.4m to relatives of crash victims in Kwara
My father’s kidnap politically motivated – Senatorial aspirant
Again, visually impaired block Imo govt House
Musk says in talks with Saudis, others on taking Tesla private
CBN grants N14.9bn loan to North-East Commodity Association
Amnesty launches external probes after second staff suicide
2019: PDP to prune number of Presidential aspirants
Okowa, others for GbaramatuVoice Governor of the Year Award
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SubscribeKingsley Moghalu to chair public reading of Build, Innovate and Grow: My Vision for Our Country
The presidential aspirant of the Young Progressive Party (YPP) and former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Professor Kingsley Moghalu has been invited to chair a public reading of his book titled ‘Build, Innovate and Grow (BIG): My Vision for Our Country’, at the Ibadan School Government and Public Policy (ISGPP) on Wednesday, 15th of August 2018 from 11am.
Gov. Bello warns against rejection of corps members
Gov. Abubakar Bello of Niger has warned government organisations against outright rejection of corps members posted to them in the state.
IGP donates jersey to Crime Busters FC
Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Idris, has donated new jerseys to Crime Busters FC, Enugu, for its successful outing in the ongoing 2017/2018 football season.
Politics of destroying rivals’ property will take Rivers no where -Sara-Igbe
CHIEF Anabs Sara-Igbe has warned against the developing trend in Rivers state volatile politics where politicians destroy properties of rivals, saying it would only retard development and bring more shame to the state.
23,000 apply for 1,000 civil service jobs in Bayelsa
THE Bayelsa State Civil Service Commission says it has received no fewer than 23,000 applications jostling to fill the 1,000 available spaces in the state civil service.
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