Dolly Parton, US country music legend dies at 80
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How to overcome our challenges – OBJ, Anyaoku
I fed Okonjo-Iweala’s mum with bread, groundnuts – Suspect
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I do not know why Bianca conspired against me – Debe Ojukwu
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Ransom on Okonjo-Iweala’s mum tears kidnap gang apart
Covenant University expels 200 students for not attending Church service
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SubscribeSanusi to FG: Stop accumulating debts for future generation
LAGOS— Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Governor, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has warned the Federal Government to stop accumulating debts for future generation by reducing its current levels of borrowing.
Why Nigerians think I’m slow – President Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan Tuesday explained why most Nigerians believed that his administration was slow in implementing and responding to some of the people-oriented policies and projects of the government.
Merry Christmas to all our esteemed readers!
Merry Christmas to all our esteemed readers. Wishing you the best of this holiday season.
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…At Christmas: Power, roads, education ‘ll improve next year – Jonathan
AS the country joins the rest of the world to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ today, President Goodluck Jonathan has urged the citizenry to expect massive improvements in power supply, public infrastructure, healthcare, education and job creation among others next year.
STEADY POWER SUPPLY: Nigerians to wait longer – Investigation
No fewer than 38 electricity generating turbines are grounded in various power plants in the country, Vanguard investigations can reveal.
These technically faulty gas turbines, as a result, are unable to generate their required power output, thus compounding Nigeria’s already poor electricity supply situation.
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