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IN two years time, the office of the Governor of Anambra State will be vacant. By then Governor Peter Obi, now in his second term in office, would have spent eight years. A rare opportunity others before him never had.
Read MoreChina said on Monday that six of its nationals were aboard a plane that crashed into a residential area of the city of Lagos with all 153 people on board presumed dead.
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WORDS of condolence, commiseration and comfort poured forth from prominent Nigerians and aviation stakeholders, yesterday, as news of the crash of the Dana Air plane settled on the country.
Read MoreEARLIEST interests in constructing Nigeria’s coastal road, dates back eight decades. The Niger Delta Environmental Survey of 1998 rated the road among development priorities for the Niger Delta Region.
Read More WHEN former Nigeria Airways pilot, Capt. Tito Omaghomi, told senior editorial staff of the Vanguard two weeks ago that another disaster was looming in the aviation industry as operators have started cutting corners and neglecting aircraft maintenance, the instant prayer on the lips of those present was: “May God save us.”
Read MoreIF help had come early, the over 140 persons, who died in the Dana commercial air plane crash at Iju, Lagos, yesterday might have saved, residents have said.
Read More Relations, friends and sympathizers who besieged the conference room of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, MM2, local wing broke down in tears and wept uncontrollably yesterday as they listened to the names of their loved ones being announced among the people onboard the ill-fated Dana airplane.
Read More President Goodluck Jonathan has again appealed to Nigerians, especially those who occupy leadership positions, to fully support the Federal Government and security services in the fight against terrorism.
Read More While Nigeria’s Eagles engaged Namibia’s warriors in a 2014 World Cup qualifier in Calabar yesterday, the news of the plane crash in Lagos spread at the stadium and attention of the fans who heard the sad news was divided until the referee blew the final whistle.
Read More Last Saturday, foot-ball faithful all over the world were joined by their African colleagues to celebrate the feast of football as the 2014 FIFA World Cup Preliminary competition kicked off.
Read MoreHead Coach of the Brave Warriors of Namibia, Benard Kaanjuka has expressed disappointment over the low goal margin in yesterday’s match between the Super Eagles of Nigeria and Namibia played at the U.J. Esuene stadium, Calabar, Cross River State.
Read More CALL it a weekend of disaster and you will not be wrong. Beginning from Thursday, Nigeria, the world’s largest black nation has been engulfed in a series of air and land tragedies that have claimed about 267 lives and destroyed property worth billions of Naira.
Read MoreAs the Super Eagles defeated their Namibian opponents 1-0, some more football stakeholders have continued to commend the efforts of the national team.
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Read More Coach Stephen Keshi has dedicated Super Eagles 1-0 win over the Brave Warriors of Namibia in a 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifier to the victims of the plane crash that occurred Sunday in Iju, on the outskirts of Lagos.
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