Nigerian Air Force crashes timeline since 1980
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I have no problem with Obasanjo, says Fayose
Father admits to abusing his 11-year-old daughter
Politics, a dirty game indeed!
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Soludo and his missing trillions
Education under Jonathan: The good, the criticisms

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Confessional statements obtained by torture common in Nigeria — LEDAP
THE prevalence of confessional statements obtained from torture, which are mostly relied upon during trial in cases involving capital punishment, underscores the need to reform the country’s criminal justice system, particularly, the way confessional statements are extracted from suspects.
Olukoga urges private sector to invest in informal sector
Special Adviser on Education to Governor Fashola of Lagos State, Otunba Fatai Olukoga, has affirmed that adequate and efficient investment through Public Private Partnership, PPP, in informal education and capacity building for the youths and women is capable of catapulting the nation’s economy to an enviable height.
NLC delegates conference, not all about election — Aremu
A Vice President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and General Secretary of the National Union of Textile, Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria, NUTGTWN, has said the National Delegates Conference, NLC, of NLC, holding between February 9 and 11, 2015, goes beyond election of officers.
NLC election: Whither ideology?
Just before the nation goes the polls for the national elections, members of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, will go to the polls to elect national officers to run the affairs of the central labour organization for four years.
FG lawyers suspends warning strike
FEDERAL Ministry of Justice law officers have suspended their warning strike embarked upon to press home their demands for improved staff welfare.

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