FIFA appoints emergency committee to run Egyptian football
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Major reorganization imminent in Customs
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Presidency moves to strengthen fiscal discipline in Aso Rock
NIMASA hints of imminent plunge in freight rates
Breaking: Cristiano Ronaldo hints at retiring next year
Atiku to Nigerians: No cause for alarm over S-Court ruling

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Injury-hit Lakers to look at Howard, Noah
The Los Angeles Lakers will host workouts with veteran NBA big men Dwight Howard and Joakim Noah as they plan to fill the void left by a knee injury to DeMarcus Cousins, US media reported.
Between extortion and the sanctity of Petroleum contracts in Nigeria, DRC and Senegal
Investors need to know that their investments are safe and that they will be protected by the law in case the other parties falter on their obligations
IPOB assault on Ekweremadu
WE join millions of well-meaning and peace-loving Nigerians to condemn in very strong terms the assault by a mob reportedly made up of members of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, IPOB, on former Deputy President of the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu, in Nuremberg, Germany over the weekend.
Why NSDP seatime training is delayed — NIMASA
THE Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has said that the delay in sending cadets of its National Seafarers Development Programme, NSDP, to sea time training was not related to the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, with the foreign training institutions or payment to them.
Failed Seme – Mile 2 road: Nigerians transport goods from Cotonou through Northern Benin Republic
FOLLOWING the collapse of the Seme – Mile 2 expressway in Lagos, Nigerian importers who patronise Cotonou port in the Benin Republic have resorted to trucking their consignments through the northern Benin Republic before entering into Nigeria and then truck to the southern and other parts of the country. The distance covered on this new route is more than 2000 kilometres instead of the less than 300 kilometres covered through the Seme border.

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