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Indian court jails popular guru for life for teenage devotee rape
Use NIN to democratize Africa, Buhari charges leaders
10 feared dead in Abia, Cross River communal clash
Ted Mukoro: The colossus takes a bow
‘Lazy’ Nigerian youths and political illiteracy
Navy to begin 2nd phase clearance on Oshodi/Apapa expressway
Marvel heroes together en masse for ‘Avengers: Infinity War’
Security: PFN declares one year prayer project for peace
That invasion of the Senate is unacceptable
S’Court to decide APGA chairmanship tussle, July 13
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SubscribeNEMA DG, Maihaja admits violating procurement law
The director general of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Engineer Mustapha Maihaja, has admitted before the House of Representatives Committee on Emergency and Disaster Preparedness, which is investigating breach of public trust in the agency that the agency did not comply with the provisions of NEMA establishment Act which mandates it to liaise with its state counterparts during distribution of relief materials.
21 dead in Borno state Boko Haram attacks
Suspected Boko Haram militants killed 21 people in separate attacks in a remote northeastern region of Nigeria, security officials and a witness told AFP on Monday.
Whistle blower might not get up to 5% of recovered loot – Presidential panel
No fewer than 8,000 whistle blowers were recorded by the Federal Government in the last one year, the Presidential Advisory Committee against Corruption (PACAC), has said.
‘With Nuclear power project, Nigeria leads future the world may depend on’
Nigeria is today, regarded as the biggest economy in Africa. However, its power sector is performing far below the level of an economy of this magnitude. Over half of the population has no access to grid-connected electricity and those who are connected to the grid suffer extensive power outages.
2018 FIFA WC: Eagles can shock England in Wembley friendly, says Mikel
Super Eagles captain, John Obi Mikel said the team will not look ordinary when they play against the Three Lions of England at the Wembley Stadium on June 2. The international friendly is the last warm up match for both sides before they hit Russia for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
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