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BBNaija Season 4: How Tacha, Mercy court summary eviction
Kcee, MC Galaxy perform as “33” Export unveils limited edition 40th anniversary label
Airtel, Views Channel join forces for youth-oriented contents
Geostrategies and oil hegemony
Christian State of Rivers and political trade in religions
Bobrisky: Nigeria not Sodom and Gomorrah, Hon Sowemimo warns
Unemployment: Nigeria sitting on a time bomb – Siasia
I quit my job to save my husband — Lord of Ajasa’s wife
Buhari to EFCC: I will not interfere in your operations
NNPC commences repair of damaged oil pipeline in Delta
Talakawa Parliament expresses confidence in Pius Odubu
South-East govs ban herdsmen, cattle movement among communities
BBNaija: `I need my girlfriend back’ – Tasha’s boo cries out
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SubscribeBreaking: South East Govs ban herdsmen, cattle movement among communities
ENUGU- THE Governors of South East geopolitical zone have banned movement of herdsmen and cattle from one community to the other within the zone.
Flood: NAF airlifts relief materials to Mozambique, Zimbabwe
Flood: NAF airlifts relief materials to Mozambique, Zimbabwe
Leah Sharibu is alive – Presidency
THE Presidency on Saturday said that the Christian Dapchi Secondary School girl who was held by the Boko Haram terrorists for not denouncing her Christian faith, Leah Sharibu was still alive.
Former lawmaker warns FG against accepting bailouts from multinational organisations
A former House of Representatives member, Mr. Ned Nwoko, has warned Nigerian government against going for bailouts from multinational organisations, like the World Bank or International Monetary Fund (IMF) which insist on harsh conditionality and policy reforms that give scanty consideration to local economic conditions, cultures and environments in the countries they are requiring policy reforms.
Border closure: Sen. Uzodinma hails Buhari for making Nigeria work again
Sen. Hope Uzodinma has commended President Muhammadu Buhari over the closure of Nigeria’s border with the Benin Republic and other neighbouring countries to check rice smuggling.
Two Unilag scholars attract €1,200,000 research grant
Two scholars from the University of Lagos have attracted a total of €1200,000, pounds (N540,000,000 million) for research.
Abuja NNPC worker reveals anti-hypertensive remedy that lowers blood pressure, improves blood circulation and promotes heart health without using BP medications!
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Nationwide protests begin in Britain over suspension of parliament
Hundreds of people blocked London’s normally busy Whitehall road on Saturday to protest Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s suspension of the British parliament.
Bauchi police invites torture victim for ‘interview’ after Vanguard’s report
Following Vanguard’s investigative report of how a youth, Labiru Ibrahim was crippled through torture by the Divisional Police Officer of Ningi division, Muhammed Yusuf, at Ningi local government area of Bauchi State, the Commissioner of Police, Bauchi Command Habu Sani has invited the victim for an “interview”.
Don’t stir uproar in Niger Delta group tells Buhari
Iwere Advocacy Group has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to avert the recent tension caused by the newly announced names for the board of Niger Delta Development Commission (NNDC), in the region, saying the federal government has consistently politicised issues of the region to make peace elusive.
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