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I’ll appeal my sack, Senator Melaye
Five killed, dozens injured in Algeria’s rap concert stampede
Video of twin babies talking to each other surfaces online
Baby with swollen head needs N45m to save his life
members killed in car crash, traveled without permission – NYSC
Newcastle not in crisis but need results- Manager
692m barrels of crude oil produced in 2017 ―Report
Tribunal sacks Dino as Kogi West Senator
Oil prices nudge higher, eyes on speech by Fed chair
Transport fare rises amid drop in petrol price in July
LCCI faults merger of Finance, Budget & Planning ministries
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SubscribeStock prices rise to 2-month high
Following the inauguration and allocation of portfolios to federal cabinet members by President Muhammadu Buhari, the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, yesterday, recorded its highest rally in two months. The benchmark index, All-Share Index, went up by 1.01 percent.
My challenges are now behind me – Chigan Madu, Pranks Nigeria
Every endeavor has initial challenges which should not deter any serious person from achieving his goals, says Chigan Madu, multi-talented video director, filmmaker, cinematographer and CEO of CM Music.
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Ekweremadu and the IPOB mob
IT was shocking that the immediate past deputy Senate president, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, representing Enugu West in the Nigerian upper chamber, and who stood stoutly behind the Nnamdi Kanu-led Indigenous People of Biafra in the hey days leading to their proscription, was attacked in far-away Germany by a mob comprising IPOB members.
Descendants mark 400th anniversary of first African slaves arrival in America
A family that traces its bloodline to America’s first enslaved Africans will gather at its cemetery to reflect on their arrival 400 years ago. The family is holding a reflection Friday at the Tucker Family Cemetery in Hampton, Virginia. The reflection is one of several events commemorating the Africans’ 1619 arrival to what is now […]
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