Hardship: FG proposes N1,350 ceiling for petrol ex-gantry price
Enugu Conference: NGE denies partisanship, urges Nation Newspaper to apologise
We ‘re yet to decide on amnesty – Boko Haram
Boko Haram Amnesty: Best decision at the moment – PDP
BOKO HARAM: Jonathan sets up Amnesty committee
Boko Haram is your baby, Buhari fires back at Jonathan
Age falsification: It’s absolute nonsense – Taribo
FG to scrap JAMB exam, NECO, NAPEP
Jonathan to Buhari: Stop Boko Haram
“Why Patience Jonathan travelled”
Bloody Easter averted in Kano, 14 terrorists killed
Chinua Achebe: A Non-Romantic View, By Ibrahim Bello-Kano

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2015 PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST: Obasanjo intensifies plot against Jonathan
Fresh facts emerged, at the weekend, that former President Matthew Okikiolakan Aremu Olusegun Obasanjo is intensifying his opposition to the 2015 re-election aspiration of incumbent President Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan.
No one can fast-track our mama’s death – Awo family
Mrs. Tokunbo Awolowo-Dosunmu, one of the surviving children of the matriarch of Awolowo family, Mrs. HID Awolowo, has asked those who might have been wishing their aged mother death to stop that, saying, no one could fast track her death.
Arowolo: My ex-wife preferred her ex-boyfriend
Akolade Arowolo, who allegedly murdered his banker wife, Titilayo Arowolo, Thursday, told an Ikeja High Court that his late wife preferred her ex-boyfriend to him and their baby.
Awolowo, Tribune publisher, dies
CHIEF Oluwole Awolowo, publisher of the Tribune titles, is dead, aged 70 years old.
A statement by the Managing Director/ Editor -in- Chief of African Newspapers of Nigeria (ANN) Plc, Mr Edward Dickson said, Thursday: “We announce the final home call of the Publisher/ Vice Chairman of the African Newspapers of Nigeria (ANN) Pls, Publishers of the Tribune titles, Chief Awolowo.
Kano Blasts:Boko Haram sponsors have murdered sleep – Igbo Youths
…Ndigbo to decide this week …
AS the death toll in last Monday’s bomb blasts at a bus park in Kano rises to 80, President of the Igbo Youth Movement, IYM, Evangelist Elliot Uko, has urged Igbo youths to remain calm and await the decision of Igbo leaders this week. In a chat with reporters, Uko holds northern leaders and politicians responsible for the Boko Haram insurgency, saying that sponsors of the sect have murdered sleep. Excerpts:

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