National Honour: Adasen felicitates with Okowa
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta hits back at criticism from Aubameyang
Nigeria withdraw from AFCON Beach soccer
LA City Councilmember resigns over racist comments in leaked tape
2023 Presidency: We’ll vote for candidate committed to federalism, diversities – UPU
Restoring Faith In Governance:The Uzodinma Strategy
Group hails Diri for retrieving OML 46 Atala Oil field
Firm plans Africa’s largest farmers’ market, approaches BoA
UN condemns Russia’s annexation of Ukrainian cities
U-17 WWC: We’ll qualify for next round, Flamingoes coach assures
What we’ve achieved with Wemalympics – Wema boss, Adebise
Gunmen kill 3 operatives of Anambra vigilante outfit
Just in: BBNaija star, Rico Swavey is dead
Boateng debuts 2022 Abenayo collection

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Group wants Atiku to revisit presidential campaign council’s composition
Group wants Atiku to revisit presidential campaign council’s composition
FG okays MTN’s N202.8bn tax for completion of Enugu-Onitsha Expressway
FG okays MTN’s N202.8bn tax for completion of Enugu-Onitsha Expressway
Groups reject Labour Party’s PCC list
The Leaders and Allies of the National Consultative Front, NCFront, the umbrella body of the 3rd Force Movement in Nigeria, including key Support Groups and the 40Million Ballots Movement have rejected the Presidential Campaign Council, PCC, list released on Wednesday in Abuja by the Leadership of the Labour Party and close Associates of the Party’s Presidential Candidate, Mr Peter Obi.
Forsake pride, strive for God’s presence, cleric tells Christians
By Chancel Sunday The general overseer, Covenant of Glory Int’l Church Inc, Apostle (Dr) Liberty Usiayo, has tasked Christians to forsake pride and strive for God’s presence in their lives and ministries in their Christian race to heaven. Usiayo gave the task yesterday at the occasion of “G.O’s Appreciation Day” at Bomadi, headquarters of the […]
Court convicts Nollywood movie maker, Egbegbe, 7 yrs for fraud
The Federal High Court in Lagos has sentenced Nollywood filmmaker and producer, Olajide Kareem, aka Seun Egbegbe, to seven years imprisonment ‘with hard labour’ for fraud.

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