We ’ll address poor remuneration in Oyo civil service – Makinde
Ondo Govt. hails Olutoye’s appointment as US hospital’s Surgeon-in-Chief
Speculation of Keyamo and Akpabio Clashing is voodoo -Eyiboh
Catholic Praise Concert, my thanksgiving — Egbumokei
Flood: Omo-Agege wants early mitigating measures
Police arrest housewife for allegedly conspiring with former in-laws to kill husband
Tribunal nullifies election of APGA Reps member
Army moves to stifle Boko Haram economy – Commander
APC NWC approves Irukera for Kogi governorship primary
Abia CP confirms death of police officer in Aba
Breaking: Police rescue 3 kidnapped ABU students
Neymar waits as PSG mull latest Barcelona offer
Family of Rays prospect murdered in triple-homicide
Why FG should investigate NDDC Board dissolution – CCPG
Girl beaten to death: Ondo police arrest mother

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S/W governors bought 120 patrol vans to check banditry, kidnapping ” DAWN
EFFORTS by the six south west governors to organise a security summit to check banditry, kidnapping and wanton destruction of lives and properties have paid off as the security challenges have reduced drastically.
Final year student murdered, thrown inside river in Ogun state
Three members of a local vigilante group popularly known as YALUWON , have been arrested in connection with the alleged murder of a 400 level student of the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ogun State.
Boris Johnson sparks outrage after forcing suspension of parliament
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson sparked fury Wednesday among pro-Europeans and MPs opposed to a no-deal Brexit by successfully seeking the suspension of parliament weeks before Britain’s EU departure date.
Ogun Police arrest three suspects over death of OOU Student
ABEOKUTA-Men of the Ogun state Police Command have paraded three suspects who allegedly killed a 200-level student of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ago-Iwoye, Ahmed Obisanwo.
Apple apologizes for listening to Siri talk, sets new rules
Apple on Wednesday apologized for its digital assistant Siri sharing some of what it heard with quality control workers as it unveiled new rules for handling data from conversations.

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