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Court dismisses case against Naira Marley
A magistrate court on Tuesday has dismissed the car theft case against Azeez Fashola known as ‘Naira Marley’ and three other defendants. The dismissal of the case is following an out of court settlement with the complainant. Details later.
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Peace talks bring fragile truce in Nigeria ‘bandit’ conflict
Haruna Hasaman knew she only had moments to get away when the roar of motorbikes ruptured the quiet of her village in Zamfara state, northwest Nigeria.
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Dangote plans to buy Arsenal in 2021
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote has disclosed his new plans of taking over the ownership of Arsenal Football Club from Stan Kroenke. “I’m trying to finish building the company and then after we finish, maybe some time in 2021 we can,” Dangote said in a recent interview on the David Rubenstein Show in September. The Nigeria
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You are under intense public scrutiny, Abiodun tells cabinet members
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun yesterday told the newly-constituted cabinet members to brace up to the challenges of their new offices as they are under public scrutiny.
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Don’t destroy Nigeria, Gowon, Soyinka, others warn leaders
Fifty years after the end of the Nigerian Civil War, principal actors, historians and other players in the political space yesterday warned against acts capable of destroying the country.
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How Supreme Court postponed fate of seven governors till today
• Court fixes Feb 25 for suit against Gbajabiamila’s seat • Another adjourns trial of NBA president till Feb 11 The Supreme Court yesterday suspended some appeals before it, postponing the fate of seven state governors till today and causing apprehension among parties, who were either represented or physically present in the court. The appeals,
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Rights groups, Omo-Agege disagree over senator’s alleged forgery, perjury
A coalition of civil society groups has demanded the immediate resignation of the Deputy Senate President, Mr. Ovie Omo-Agege, over alleged forgery and perjury, in contravention of the 1999 Constitution.
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Experts list expected gains, fears as Finance Bill becomes law
Some experts have identified a lack of infrastructure and enabling environment; transparency and accountability; and effective utilisation of public funds, as the major challenge that will beset the expected gains of the Finance Bill signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari.
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APC implores Ishaku to make public refunds for federal roads repair
The leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Taraba State yesterday urged Governor Darius Dickson Ishaku to disclose the exact amount the state collected as refund from the Federal Government for federal roads constructed across the state by the administration….
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Yoruba monarchs who smoke, drink deserve no honour, says Alaafin
The Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi III, yesterday said Yoruba monarchs who club, smoke and drink do not deserve honours and should not be accorded any respect.
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