Kwara govt builds 1,600 housing units for residents
NPDC spill pollutes Otughievwen community river
Crisis looms, as Rivers chiefs battle over Evo stool
Lawmaker donates hall to Asutan Ekpe clan
Kwara 2015: The move to break the Sarakis hold
Bolaji Akinyemi@73: Portrait of a firebrand statesman
2014: Not Just Another Year
2015: Here come the kingmakers
Danjuma: Soldier of political consequence and philanthropic niche
2015: Obasanjo’s Gambit: The agenda for Interim Government
15 years after massacre, Odi boils again
2015: Obasanjo’s Gambit: The agenda for Interim Government
Labour Party: The special purpose vehicle for discontents
2015: I am in court to help the PDP – Ajumogobia

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2015: Plateau braces up for non-violent polls
Women and children have always borne the brunt of violence often initiated by men.
Between the Known and the Unknown: The odds against Jonathan and Buhari
Worthless! Very worthless pieces of paper are the things that would determine their fate! The presidential ambition of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and General Muhammadu Buhari would be determined by those pieces of paper that Nigerians would drop in the ballot boxes across the country on February 14, 2015.
2014 MARE festival:Celebration of cultural heritage
MARE festival in Idanre, ondo state which has become a yearly ‘pilgrimage’ witnessed an unprecedented traffic into Ondo state this year as both the high and low came from within and outside the state to celebrate God given cultural heritage.
Top 5 Online Stores That Shaped Business In 2014
In recent times in Nigeria, online shopping which was alien to us is fast becoming an alternative means of transaction. This nascent sector of the economy which is not only limited to supply of products, is also providing quality services that meet the needs and expectations of consumers.
AIDING THE GROWTH OF TERRORISM: Hillary Clinton, don’t designate Boko Haram a terror group – American Experts
Nigeria’s battle against the terror group, Jama’atu Ahliss-Sunnah Lidda’awati Wal Jihad, otherwise known as Boko Haram, was at best shambolic in the early part of 2012 and disgusting to say the least. It was as if there was no government in place and the mere fact that the terror group was beginning to dare more, and bomb more and kill more, became a serious matter of concern at international platforms.
Some Nigerians who called for the designation of the group as a Foreign Terror Organisation, FTO, rather than receive support from home, got a shocker. The Nigerian government, their government, forcefully moved against the action

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