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Asari Dokubo fumes over plan to rearrest Nnamdi Kanu, says God will give 'Biafrans' the stone David used to crush Goliath
Asari Dokubo has said that the Niger Deltans will do all within their power to resist the planned rearrest of IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu by the federal government.
Dangote for president 2019 as PDP makes major move
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) may have settled for businessman Aliko Dangote as their presidential candidate to contest for the 2019 presidential election.
After analysing JAMB’s decision, IBB University pegs cut-off mark at 160
The vice chancellor of the IBBU Mohammed Maiturare said candidates must have a minimum of 160 points as an entry requirement for the 2017/2018 academic session.
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It's Buhari that should be arrested not Nnamdi Kanu - IPOB fumes
The IPOB on Tuesday, August 29, condemned Arewa Consultative Forum over their attack on the chairman of Ohaneze Ndigbo John Nwodo for defending the group.
Relief for Fulani herdsmen as Benue government postpones implementation of anti-grazing law
The Benue state governor Samuel Ortom said an expanded security meeting will enlighten all stakeholders about the law and how it would be implemented.
EU vows to intervene in visa problem for Nigerian scholarship awardees
The EU promised to write note verbals to the embassies of the affected countries to look into the visa procurement for those having issues in securing visa.
Nigeria has only 300 ophthalmologists taking care of over 170 million citizens - Group reveals
The president of the Nigerian Medical Association, Mike Ogirima, said the budgetary allocation for Nigeria's health sector is relatively low and unsustainable.
Recession threatens Sallah celebration as Muslims ignore ram sellers
As Sallah draws near some Muslims have said they would not buy rams for the Eid-El-Kabir celebration due to the present economic downturn ravaging Nigeria.
We're the most marginalized - Wike tells south-east, south-south governors
The Rivers state governor Nyesom Wike has called for the devolution of powers and regional resources to states and the institutionalization of state police.
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