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NWFL Super Six: Bayelsa, Edo Crash out, Aduku Sacked
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UEFA Boss Says Champions League Semis to Go on as Planned
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British Govt Plots Radical Moves to Slash Cash Flow to ‘Big Six’
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Ibrahimovic ExtendsAC Milan Deal Till 2022
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The Nigerian who wants to run London
Obunge…touching lives of Londoners By Donu Kogbara PASTOR Onimim (Nims) Obunge is a quintessential gentleman who proudly describes himself as a Kalabari from Rivers State. He also proudly describes himself
Manufacturing leads $8.41bn investment announcements in Q1’21
By Yinka Kolawole The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) has reported $8.41 billion new investment announcements in Nigeria in the first quarter of 2021 (Q1 2021), with the manufacturing sector
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[ICYMI] Gunmen attack Kaduna hospital, kidnap 2 nurses
File photo of gunmen By Ibrahim HassanWuyo Barely 24 hours after gunmen abducted students of Greenfield University in Kaduna state, two nurses who worked overnight at the General hospital in
Apapa traffic costs Nigeria N140bn weekly economic loss — Experts
Oshodi-Apapa traffic gridlock By Providence Adeyinka Experts in the Maritime industry have said that Nigeria could save the N140 billion weekly economic losses and another $10 billion import/export products wasted
Police refute alleged collection of N400,000 bribe from street sweeper in Kwara
Police in Kwara on Thursday refuted a bribe allegation of N400,000 levelled against the Command. A twitter user posted on her handle on Wednesday that officers of the Command demanded
Kaduna Mass sack: Labour to embark on 5 days protest
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) says it will withdraw services from both public and private organisations in Kaduna State for five days to protest mass sack of workers by the
