‘We’re back in control’ – Russia helps Niger junta to retake military base
Court halts NDDC’s N350m road project
Youths lay siege to NDDC office in Benin
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Oil firms to sue FG over PIB
SEC set to recapitalise capital market
WAEC accounts unaudited since 1983 – Reps
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Stanley Macebuh: A personal tribute
North seeks Jonathan’s assurance on 2011 ticket
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Aggrieved applicants disrupt Delta employment exam

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Expert charges agency on child trafficking
 By Ben Agande AN American-trained expert on family and child protection, Mrs Omolara Fashawe-Amudipe, wants the National Agency for the Protection of Trafficking in Persons, NAPTIP, to carry its campaign on the dangers of child trafficking and early marriages to the rural areas in order to reduce the prevailing rate of child trafficking in the […]
S/W PDP mourns Yar’Adua
 The South West chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has described the death of President Umaru YarAdua as a great loss to Nigeria. A condolence statement issued by the national vice chairman (South West) of the party, Alhaji Tajudeen Oladipo, stated that the late president was a role model in honesty and in living […]
Foundation mourns Yar’Adua
 THE Asabe Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Foundation, ASYF, regrets the passing away of the President Umar Yar’Adua.  A statement by the founder/president of the foundation, Hajiya Asabe Shehu Yar’Adua, in Abuja, said: â€The late President Umaru Yar’Adua played his part as a patriot servant leader, a compassionate president, especially for his uncompromising stance on the rule […]
‘No tribal agenda for Orubebe’
 The Coastal Heritage Forum has described as unfortunate and a comprehensive misplacement of facts, the statement made by the Itsekiri National Youth Council that the Minister of the Niger Delta, Elder Godsday Orubebe, is pursuing a tribal agenda. Speaking at a two day seminar on “ Ethnic Harmony For Sustainable Development†the national coordinator of […]
Requiem for a humble man:Yar’Adua and the future of Nigeria
Death comes when it will or when it must, and we know not when or why. And so we learn, through faith, custom, hope and fortitude to manage somehow to accept that which we cannot change, even though we almost always do not and cannot understand.

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