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US Open: Serena, Venus Williams get doubles wild card
Ten Hag wants Ronaldo to stay
I regret merging of housemates, there’s too much drama ― Amaka
Major political parties on verge of collapse — Ex-Rep, Essien
Paucity of funds stalled constituency projects — Lawmaker
Igini made lawyers proud at INEC, says ex-NBA President, Akpata
I value transparency, social justice–Osinbajo
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SubscribeObasanjo visits IBB, Abdulsalami; says ‘I have national agenda, not anointed candidate’
Former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has disclosed that his romance with some Presidential candidates and Political Parties is not an indication that he has a preferred presidential candidate for the 2023 elections but that he rather has a national Agenda.
Lagos govt presents achievements, seeks support at NBA confab
By Olasunkanmi Akoni The Lagos State Government has sought the support of lawyers for the administration of Governor Babjide Sanwo-Olu, presenting various achievements in the last three years. The state government made the presentation during ‘Lagos Showcase Session’ at the just-concluded 62nd Annual General Conference, AGC, of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, in Lagos. The […]
Nigerian first female Professor, Ogunsheye authors book at 95
NIGERIAN first female Professor, Adetowun Ogunsheye, aged 95, weekend, presented a book titled “Aso Oke” in Ibadan, Oyo State in her quest to promote the African cultural heritage.
Strike: NAS backs ASUU, blasts FG over disdain for education
The National Association of Seadogs (Pyrates Confraternity) has blamed Federal Government’s disdain for education as the cause for the prolonged industrial action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). It has therefore demanded that the Federal Government puts its act together and take immediate steps to resolve the impasse by acceding to the demands […]
Save us from ocean encroachment, N-Delta coastal communities cry out
COMMUNITIES along the coast of the Niger Delta who are on the verge of been wash off into the sea/rivers, a situation that has led to the eviction of several coastal communities, have cried out to government to come to their aid and tackle the rampaging sea level rise.
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