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Okiro launches 2008 Police Games
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Businessman petitions IG over shooting of his son
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Poly expels 20 students over cultism
Youths make case for micro-finance banks 
Okada Riders Association boss abducted
Commissioner tears community apart
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Ooni, Alaafin rivalry ends
Lagos councils adjudged non-performers
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Uduaghan blasts hospital workers
Ohakim descends on ‘Okada' operators
Don't retire lecturers under 65, Court cautions Ibadan Polytechnic
Forget the past, Saraki tells opposition
Kogi LG election will hold as planned –Dep. Gov
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UNN VC bags AASU 2007/08 Award
MOSOP celebrates Shell's exit from Ogoniland
Ohakim targets improved child health

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• Three new ministries for Adamawa

Anti-corruption war will make Nigerians integrity-conscious —ICPC
Polytechnics to start degree programme in technical education —NBTE
Oyinlola appoints board members for Osun parastatals
Nigerians abroad seek investment opportunities in C/River
NEMA blames Lagos govt for floods

Hunter dies after receiving six strokes of horsewhip
HIV,/AIDS: Bayelsa moves against stigmatization
Gov Sheriff bags 2008 Health Award
Fire guts Chinese company in Lagos
CNPP DENIES PIKETING EFCC OVER IMOKE
Baryte importation is killing local market— Miners
Bandits attack Gov.'s motorcade
ANPP withdraws from Kogi LG poll








 




 



 


 


 

 

 

Oyinlola appoints board members for Osun parastatals

Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola has approved the appointment of 108 members of boards of government- owned corporations, parastatal agencies and tertiary institutions in Osun state.
An official statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary, Mr Lasisi Olagunju, said 12 of the appointees would be sworn in as chairmen while 96 are members.

The statement, which was released in Osogbo said the boards are for the state Broadcasting and Water Corporations, Health Management Services, Rural Development and the State Polytechnic at Iree.

Others are the Colleges of Education at Ilesa and Ila-Orangun, Women and Youth Empowerment Boards and Poverty Reduction Agency.