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• Zinox, USAID empower UNILAG with digital centres  
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• FMBN, HSBC to raise $400m
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Botched Award for Governor Idris: America lady raises alarm over SSS harassment
From CHUKS EHIRIM, Abuja
AN American lady; Hilda Josef, who is country representative of Kasha International Agriculture Development Organization... Reach Out Nigeria takes Independence celebration to next level
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AS Shakespeare rightly points that there is a tide in the affairs of men, I believe there is also a tide in the affairs of a nation and the waves of that tide started rising in 2007...
 Importers of unregistered products now to pay N5m fine
By ANDREW OJIEZEL
WORRIED about reported cases of faking of registered products, despite persistent battle to curb the menace, the Director General of National for Food, Drug Administration and Control ...
Niger Delta Crisis: Shell, other oil companies face probe
By NWADIKE UGOCHUKWU
HARDER times await oil multinational companies operating in the Niger Delta region with the searchlight of the country's security agents now beaming on them even as the abduction of...  
Bankole, Almona-Isei troubles escalate
From OGBU NGENE, Abuja
WITH the House of Representatives set to resume sitting, more troubles are said to be laying siege for Speaker Hon. Dimeji Bankole. The high regard...
Ernest Chukwuka Anene Ndukwe @ 60: The measure of a man
IN his well talked of luminous memoir titled The Measure of a Man, actor, producer and American icon, Sidney Poitier said “I have no wish to...

State of the Nation: Buhari, IBB, Atiku under security watch
• Tension heightens in Presidency • More heads to roll • Ministers abandon overseas trips, lobby Sultan, Turai
ALTHOUGH presidency sources attributed the recent change of guards among the Service Chiefs coupled with the sacking of Ambassador Babagana Kingibe from the position of Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) as mere...  FULL STORY Previous

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The Judiciary and cases in Election Tribunals
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