Wake Up! Newspaper Headlines For Today 27th Oct

• Punch Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• Killing of 3SC's Joseph Izu
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• Naira weakens to 470 on fresh dollar shortage
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• Rohr shouldn't invite benchwarmers for Algeria ' Adelabu
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• Experts, PDP warn Buhari against borrowing $29.96bn
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• Man United to host West Ham in EFL Cup quarter-finals
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• NUPENG gives FG 21-day ultimatum over job losses
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• My Manchester life a disaster ' Mourinho
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• No going back on railway concession, says FG
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• Urhobo urges Ogba to quit AFN
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• FG releases 50% of funds for capital expenditure
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• Govt begs foreign airlines not to leave Nigeria
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• Champions League top scorer targets more goals
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• Safeguarding your passwords, PINs, payment cards
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• FIBA Zone Three: Pillars face NIGELEC
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• Travelex, FBN sell forex to BDCs
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• Disu, Omokaro hail NFF over Yusuf
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• Senate committee backs NLNG train 7 project
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• Real Madrid run riot in Spanish cup
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• Increased capacity critical to oil and gas logistics
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• EFL: Manchester United beat City rivals 1-0
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• Market rebounds, eTranzact, Learn Africa, Unilever, others appreciate
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• EFL Cup: West Ham oust Chelsea to reach quarters
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• Nigeria yet to embrace gas as vehicular fuel
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• Jaiz Bank gets approval to list on NSE
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• Bill against monopoly passes second reading at Senate
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• 10 ways to protect your PIN
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• FBN Holdings' Q3 profit down by 15.3%
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• Firm plans 300km transmission line in Cross River
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• Nigerian churches and the problem of 'baby factories
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• Why the war against corruption may fail
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• Aisha: Confronting Aso Rock demons' (1)
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• On the discovery of invisible world
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• Police arrest eight suspected kidnappers in Lagos
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• I joined cult to obtain business loan ' Stylist
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• Housewife tortures 12- year-old girl for stealing meat
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• Fraudsters dupe Ogun lawmaker, police bust den
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• Four arrested for claiming deceased's N35.7m shares
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• Curves rule the Lagos catwalk
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• Thisday Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• FG to Spend 61% of External Borrowing on Power, Rail, Other Infrastructure Projects
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• APC: We will Not Implode
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• ..Releases N25bn for Social Intervention Programme
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• Oshiomole: We Must End Tradition of Electing Celebrated Politicians
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• Ijaw Women Besiege Court, Want EFCC to Unfreeze Mrs Jonathan's Account
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• Discos: No Plan to Raise Electricity Tariffs
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• Theres a Conspiracy to Humiliate the Judiciary
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• Ondo PDP Guber Ticket Divides Sheriff's Camp
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• Okafor: Why There is Crisis in APGA
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• FG Appeals to Foreign Airlines Not to Suspend Operations
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• Presidency Unperturbed by Nigeria's Ranking in World Bank's Ease of Doing Business Report
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• Ogun States Political Strike
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• Sizeable Number of Missing Soldiers Back to Base, Army Insists
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• Ondo Poll: Coalition Tasks INEC to Defend Democracy, Insists on SCourt...
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• Senate Decries Obsolate Equipment at Population Commission
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• Segun Oni: If I Were a Supreme Court Judge, Amaechi Would Have Been Arrested
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• Amaechi as Test of Buharis Anti-Corruption War
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• A Mothers Agony
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• Remembering Ken Saro Wiwa Jnr
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• House Invites IG over Killing of 3SC Player, Others
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• Algeria Contacts Troussier as Doubts Surround Courbis
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• Falcons Vow to Boycott AWCON
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• Over 200 Schools in Lagos Set for Heritage Bank Skoolympics
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• DAAR, Sun, Vanguard, Five Others in Qfinals
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• Klitschko Wants to Fight Joshua in March or April
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• Mourinho Loathes Living Alone in Manchester
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• Nigeria Hits Final in Mixed Doubles
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• NLO Super 8: My People FC Devour Bida Lions 3-1
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• Mata Fires Man Utd into EFL Qfinals
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• Poll: Nigerians Seek Govt Intervention to Regulate House Rent
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• Dozie Joins Womens World Banking Board of Trustees
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• How Rot in Lagos PHCs Fuel Maternal, Newborn Deaths
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• Healthcare: Demonstrating Commitment to the Nigerian People
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• Understanding Affective Disorder
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• Katchey Calls for Economy Diversification into Biotechnology
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• Sokoto to Administer 3.6m Doses of Anti-Malaria Drugs
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• USAID Donates 4.5 Million Mosquito Bed Nets to Oyo State
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• NGO Sensitises 2,000 Female Civil Servants on Cancer
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• CDC Urges Nigerians to Support Children with Special Needs
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• Experts Warn Women against Cosmetics, Foods, Drinks
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• Giving Accurate Diagnosis, Treatment Through Innovative Equipmen
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• NGO Offers Free Health Care Services to Celebrate Community Elders
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• Ahmadiyya Hospital Conducts Free Surgery for 21 Kano Residents
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• NEMA Calls for Collective Action to Reduce Mortality in Disaster Risk Communities
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• The Sun Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• City of Kings : ' In Ibadan every male child is potential Oba
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• Police nab 40 for robbery, kidnapping in Ogun
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• Ooni, Kingibe, others seek better life for orphans, vulnerable kids
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• Stop toying with lives of citizens, cleric tells FG
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• I want to be remembered for destroying Edo godfathers 'Oshiomhole
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• Buhari should assemble experts to fix economy -Ezeemo
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• Ondo Guber Watch: Anxiety in Ondo over court's ruling on PDP's candidate
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• Nigerian football crisis : Report on NFF ready
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• Russia 2018 World Cup: Renard writes off Zambia
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• NSITF pays over N700m in 5 years for ECA scheme
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• Revealed : Neymar worth N172trn 'Father
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• Ighalo faces jail in Spain
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• Adeosun hosts IMF Director, saysFG committed to infrastructure devt
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• Med-View/NUJ Media Games 2016: The Sun, AIT, Vanguard, five others in quarterfinals
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• OPEC squabbles over output cuts hurt prices
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• Mourinho apologises to Man Utd fans
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• Senate orders Customs to render 3 years account in 48 hours
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• Corruption allegations: Afenifere demands ministers' resignation
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• Reps tackle Buhari over absence of parastatals, agencies' boards
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• Worst insurgency days over 'Buhari
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• PDP kicks against FG's plan to borrow $29.960bn
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• Recession: NUPENG threatens mass action over job losses in oil industry
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• Edo election tribunal grants PDP, YDP leave to serve APC, Obaseki petition by substitution
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• Ngige, Onu, Amaechi working against Biafra -MASSOB, BIM
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• Patience Jonathan claims $200m from EFCC
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• Navy mounts surveillance on 37 creeks
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• Kalu: Why court should stop AGF, EFCC
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• Fayose: Gov without borders
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• You can avoid kidnappers (1)
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• Biafra-Nigeria civil war: Here is truth nobody will tell you!
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• Borrowing our way out of recession (2)
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• 2019: A strong case for Nigerian president of Igbo extraction
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• When your country is second choice
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• A confused NJC
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• Tortuous life of childless women
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• Nigeria's high tuberculosis burden
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• Guardian Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• CIPM lists paths to manage unemployment challenge
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• Shorunmu cautions Eagles against Algeria's tricks
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• It is easier to invest in real estate sector, says Michael Ejoh
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• Lagos PDP, miles away from unity
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• NYSC gets four additional orientation camps
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• Three-parent baby' boy healthy so far
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• Astronomers claim Planet Nine would be found in 16 months
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• Confusion over alleged sacking of ICPC boss
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• Surveyors caution members against unprofessional conduct
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• NSE admits shares of the Initiates on ASEM
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• Vanguard Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• Man survives acid, machete attacks by assassins sent by wife
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• Anambra hits 210, 000mt target in rice production ' Commissioner
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• Rule of Law 'll impede APC's anti-corruption efforts ' Oni
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• Scores of women besiege Lagos court over Patience Jonathan
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• Father of 5 jailed 10 years for raping 8-yr-old
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• AD NWC insists on Oke
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• Delta PDP group denies belonging to any faction
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• ERA/FoEN cautions against pipeline vandalism
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• Agunloye promises women empowerment
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• Binis allege marginalization by Benin Owena River Basin Authority
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• I'll remove laziness from govt ' Akeredolu
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• Imo Assembly moves against female genital mutilation
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• NUPENG gives FG 21 days to halt sack of workers or
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• Binis allege marginalization by Benin Owena River Basin Authority
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• Amapakabo signs new Rangers deal
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• N5.6bn case: Don't let EFCC try me in Lagos, Kalu begs court
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• NSE admits N756.48m shares of Initiates Plc on ASeM
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• Why we established Edo Varsity, Iyahmo, by Oshiomhole
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• Alowes' civil war account sparks off arguments on state of the nation
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• Protesters storm S-Court, insist 'stung' judges must step down
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• No nation can develop without reading ' Kolawole Oyeyemi
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• Has internet replaced the brain of students
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• Re: Abia, NDDC and the rule of law
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• Who are these so called Hausa people that are dominating us'' ' Reno
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• Fayemi nominated wife ambassador, plots to frustrate Ayodeji's confirmation, Group alleges
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• Governor Udom Emmanuel's unparalleled passion for education in A/ibom state
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• Lingering crisis over Local govt creation
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• Buhari should meet his wife in the kitchen
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• Zambia no match for Nigeria, Cameroon, Algeria 'Renard
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• 2018 World Cup: Rohr meets with Wenger, Mikel, Emenalo over Algeria clash
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• Real Madrid run riot in 7-1 Spanish cup romp
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• English Football League Cup draw
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• Rio 2016: Workers, companies grumble over unpaid allowances, debts
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• Mata sinks City, West Ham stun Chelsea in League Cup
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• Mourinho's United beat Man City in League Cup
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• Valencia fined, Barcelona censured for bottle incident
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• Jay-z set to acquire late Prince's unreleased songs for $40m
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• Let's build strong institutions not strongmen
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• The texture of justice
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• Tomorrow belongs to the educated
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• Patience Jonathan drags EFCC and Skye Bank to court for unforeseen reasons
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• Mourinho on life in Manchester: 'Its really bad
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• Rivers expends N90bn on roads in 17 months
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• I will try to get back into Chelsea team ' Mikel Obi
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• Kaffy blasts Davido: You are disrespectful! You have no content!
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• Mourinho to get rid of Rooney
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• This is how Clinton will start World War III ' Donald Trump
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• Dasuki did not steal any money; Goodluck Jonathan finally opens up
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• Fayose calls out FG for their 'support' of Fulani Herdsmen
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• Leadership Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• Sheriff , Makarfi Talk Tough As INEC Releases Candidates List
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• Nigeria To Begin Production Of Vaccines
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• Nigerian Emerges UKs Most Powerful Black Person
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• Reps Probe Extra Judicial Killings, Summon IGP
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• FBN Holdings Profit Down By 3.5% To N57.5bn
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• Nigerias Trade Exports To Sweden Hit N222.7bn
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• Recession: Chevron, Mobil, Other IOCs Sack 3,000 Workers
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• New Album : Take It Outside- Olamide
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• NPA Reads Riot Act To Terminal Operators Over Violation Of Concession Agreements
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• Infrastructure Development, FGs Priority, Adeosun Tells IMF
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• Dismal Infrastructure Depriving Nigeria 2% Economic Growth Annually-Ezekwesili
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• Ambode Bans Multiple Inspection Of Industries, Work Places In Lagos
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• Kaffy Expresses Regret Over Outburst
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• Judges Allegation Against Amaechi Untrue
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• FG Announces Diversification, Growth Master Plan
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• Rivers CJ Withdraws From APC Chieftains Trial
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• Glo Extends 4G LTE Service To 16 More Locations
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• Olympic Swimmer Michael Phelps Is Married
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• Amaechi And His Enemies
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• Elumelu Calls For Structured Philanthropy
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• 17 Stocks Appreciate As Market Gains 0.08%
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• Well Boycott 2016 AWCON, Falcons Threaten
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• Jaiz Gets Shareholders Approval To List On Nigerian Stock Exchange
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• Beware Of Scammers, Dalung Warns Ministrys Contractors
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• NSE Lists Shares Of The Initiates On ASEM
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• St. David Mark Golf Academy Aims To Become Africas Hub
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• Assessing And Advising The Buhari Administration
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• The Army And The Other Side Of Social Media
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• As Cleric Urges Youths To Shun Violence
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• First ECOWAS Agric Exhibitions Success Story In Nigeria
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• Raid On Judges Homes And Matters Arising
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• IGP Idris Confirmation: A Call To Walk The Talk
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• Gombe In Season Of Questionable Defections
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• Delay In Enugu Governorship Tussle And Matters Arising
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• Aisha Buhari As My Woman Of The Year
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• Bindow And The Challenges Of Decayed Health And Education Sectors
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• Bindow And The Challenges Of Decayed Health And Education Sectors
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• Hand Washing: A Do It Yourself Vaccine
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• Tribune Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• APC moves to probe Timi Frank over attacks on Oyegun
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• Army confirms return of missing soldiers in Borno
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• PDP kicks against FG's planned $29bn external loan
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• NDDC fails to show approval evidence of 1,691 contracts
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• Buhari's daughter, Fatima, set to marry
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• Implement National Health Act, Oyo NMA calls on FG
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• Extra judicial killings: Reps summon IGP, others
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• Recession: Nigerian leaders should look for solution, stop lamenting 'Oshiomhole
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• 53 illegal immigrants repatriated to Niger Republic 'NIS Comptroller
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• Accord petitions DSS over plan by splinter group to breach public peace
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• Nigeria breaches debt service country-specific threshold by 0.10%
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• Afenifere to Buhari: Remove ministers mentioned in corruption allegation
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• FEC approves roll out of N500bn social investment programmes
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• Boko Haram: Buhari inaugurates Danjuma-led Committee to rebuild North-East
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• Validating UTME exams for 3 years harmful 'JAMB Registrar
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• AD suspends 3 NWC members, affirms Oke as Ondo guber candidate
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• Sack of 3,000 members: NUPENG threatens mass protest, gives FG 21 days ultimatum
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• Corruption: Senate begins probe of Customs
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• Police parade banker, 2 others over assassination attempt
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• Girl-child marriage evil ' Anglican Bishop
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• History: FG allays fears of curriculum overload
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• Budget 2017: Oyo assembly promises public participation
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• Are you seeing rainbow around lights
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• BA celebrates 80 years of operations in Nigeria
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• Neem plant compound shows promise for prostate cancer
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• Only Nigeria still strives to be polio-free in Africa
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• Oyo govt, tar road leading to Olubadan's palace
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• Federal University, Gusau, to admit 1,000
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• IATA promises to promote travel trade in Nigeria
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• Postpartum care after a vaginal delivery
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• Russia beefs up Baltic Fleet amid NATO tensions ' Reports
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• Congo police arrest eight activists protesting election delay
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• Trump gets first major newspaper endorsement
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• Woman auctions virginity to raise funds for family
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• Burundi notifies UN of International Criminal Court withdrawal
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• Tony Elumelu advocates 'structured philantrophy' for Africa's business devt
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• Investors gain N7.5bn , as stock market improves by 0.08%
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• Amending NLNG act will reverse its achievements 'NLNG boss
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• Conoil records 54% increase in profit
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• FG committed to infrastructure devt 'Adeosun
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• No plan to increase electricity tariff ' Discos
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• Brace up for rail concessioning, Amaechi tells workers
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• The Nation Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• $2.2b arms cash: Military rejects Jonathan's claim
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• Obanikoro targets first N100m refund for freedom
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• NLNG to raise $15b for Train 7
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• Danjuma: donors yet to redeem N27b Northeast fund
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• Women protesters storm court over Jonathan's wife's N5b case
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• 2016 Budget: Fed Govt achieves 50% capital implementation, says minister
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• Senate: no evidence of approval for 1,691 NDDC contracts
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• Money laundering': Diezani back in London court March
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• Activists issue quit notice to arrested judges
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• Ex-NIMASA chief rented Banana Island home for N40m
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• How to preserve sight, vision, by ophthalmologist
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• Drinking while eating is healthy
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• Low sugar drinks are deadlier killer drinks
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• Varsities'diploma: To be or not to be
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• Nigeria needs private sector support to deliver technical education
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• Honour for don
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• Be committed to your studies, pupils told
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• Akwa Ibom medical students in UNICAL seek grant payment
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• NASRDA, Landmark sign MoU on research
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• NUC directive will kill ingenuity in varsities
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• Institute bemoans candidates'poor performance in physics
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• Sokoto, Army to establish two schools
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• Excitement as pupils get NGOs' largesse
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• Crisis looms as varsity suspends ASUU leaders
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• Ajasin varsity student bags First Class at Law School
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• UNILORIN hosts student-scientists' conference
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• Reaching out to the poor
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• Brothers' arrest sparks students' protest
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• Upholding the dignity of man
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• Be diligent and upright, VC tells union leaders
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• Ex-CAMPUSLIFER holds literacy talks for pupils
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• Deconstructing tomorrow's leaders
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• Bureau automates land documentation
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• NSE: Housing key to ending recession
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• Real estate is secret to wealth creation in recession
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• Unilever Q3 results show growth, resilience
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• UAC introduces gala mega
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• NAICOM relocates Inspectorate Directorate to Lagos
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• Google's #DigitalskillsforAfrica: Over 500,000 trained
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• Airtel heightens customers' excitement, offers ovajara bonus
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• The Ekweremadu-Okorocha tiff
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• 2012 Dana crash
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• In awe
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• Kano's scarlet politics
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• Maitama Sule calls for a revolution
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• Plateau Deputy Speaker, Minority Whip, dump PDP for APC
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• PDP 'll surmount its challenges
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• Gombe APC lauds peace moves
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• Daily Times Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• Patience Jonathan: Court to hear suit against EFCC on December 7
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• N8bn currency scam: EFCC produces illegible documents in court
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• Ondo poll: PDP faction threatens INEC
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• Rivers: Weve spent N90bn on roads, says Wike
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• Hot debate in Reps over Muslim pilgrims handband
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• APC slams Oke for weeping at campaign ground
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• We must speak out when our laws are not obeyed Saraki
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• Fake Trump steps out with two bikini-clad ladies
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• PDP, not APC killed Alamieyeseigha Late govs wife
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• See The Reasons APC accepted the blame for recession
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• Buhari seeks approval to borrow $29.96bn
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• Nigeria secures $575 million World Bank loan to rebuild north-east, combat polio
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• Alleged N3.2bn fraud: Ex-Gov. Kalu insists on being tried in Abuja
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• Senate suspends amendment of JAMB Act
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• No plan to increase electricity tariff DISCOs
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• Tribunal orders substituted service on Obaseki, APC
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• FG begs foreign airlines over planned withdrawal of operation
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• Buhari re-appoints Yemi Kale as statistician-general
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• Two suspected ritualists arrested as police raid den
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• Nike Okundaye makes Nigeria proud in USA
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• Wassa remains silent on Niger Tornadoes future
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• Iwobi must convert scoring chances, says Arsene Wenger
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• After six months away, Douglas Costa faces a battle to return to a transformed Brazil
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• Higuain the best striker in the world Nedved
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• NFF cancels Nigeria U20 women, Confluence Queens friendly
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• Ndukwe: Stakeholders to witness Enugu Rangers reception
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• Shammah Tanze set for Nasarawa United exit
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• Mass exodus set to hit Ikorodu United
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• CARLOS ALBERTO IS DEAD
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• Messi could join Newells after World Cup Maxi Rodriguez
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• Why NAICOM relocates inspectorate directorate to Lagos
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• Unilever Nigeria increases post tax profit by 1,011 percent in Q3
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• The Initiates Plc list shares on NSE
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• Suntory Beverage & Food Nigeria enlarges its footprint in the Nigerian market
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• Philanthropists, Tony O. Elumelu, Bill Gates discuss the role of global philanthropy on business, politics and culture
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• Tech guru, UNIBEN graduate, philanthropist, meet British Nigerian who is UKs most powerful black person
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• Kourtney Kardashian shows off nipples in lingerie top and sexy leather to watch Kanye West perform (photos)
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• Bobrisky flaunts his hard earned cash, makes fun of his haters (photos)
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• Genevieve Nnaji shares beautiful new selfies
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• Be Vigilant
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• Its clear they want Femi Fani-Kayode dead at all cost Precious Chikwendu cries out
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• Online legal services for all Nigerians
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• Aso Rock: Politics of kitchen and bedroom
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• Awww check out these beautiful viral photos of a man who married his girlfriend with Down syndrome
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• Change Begins with Me: Safeguarding integrity of the Judiciary
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• Photo of a female Telecom worker goes viral for all the right reasons
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• Between Peter Obi and governance in Anambra
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• Daily Trust Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• Turkey should compensate abused Nigerian students
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• Edo: Tribunal grants PDP, YDP leave to serve Obaseki by proxy
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• APC forum wants BoT inaugurated
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• INEC officials risk imprisonment over Ondo govship Sheriff
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• APC to suspend Spokesman, Timi Frank
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• FG: 2016 budget implementation on course
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• Ondo Election: INEC planning to recruit non-NYSC members - Group
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• Abdulmumin Jibrin calls out presidency for asking judges to step down
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• Man beats up policeman
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• Life camp-Kado road remains deplorable
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• I stopped school to support my younger ones
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• Four Kwali clinic projects abandoned
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• Cows banned from Abuja streets, as FCT minister sets up task force
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• Kuje council takes healthcare to Gudunkarya community
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• Researchers develop pod-borer resistant beans
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• As Makurdi agric varsity releases 2 cowpea varieties
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• FG releases 2 hybrid yams, 7 other crop varieties
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• Influx of substandard parts kills Nigeria's auto industry Council
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• Elumelu, Gates discuss role of global philanthropy on business
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• Glo: Our 4G LTE now live in 33 locations
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• Senate considers scrap of Consumers Protection Council
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• Federal, state auditors-general decry poor funding, independence
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• Ease of doing business: World Bank rating excites presidency
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• NLNG to raise $15bn for train 7 project
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• MFM FC open camp for new NPFL season
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• Loute backs FC IfeanyiUbah to lift Fed Cup
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• Keffi Ponys will dominate Nigerian polo for years
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• Nigeria too tough for Zambia, says Renard
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• Lawal wants Rohr to maintain Eagles Ndola attack for Algeria
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• Falcons vow to boycott AWCON
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• Ibrahimovic seeks victory over Iheanacho's Man City
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• National Mirror Headlines Today [Thu-27-Oct-2016]
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• Okorocha recalls seven suspended traditional rulers
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• Tax defaulters risk jail terms in Kwara
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• Man destroys Donald Trump's Hollywood star
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• $29.9b loan: Nigerians must stop Buhari- PDP
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• FG releases N65bn for Social Investment Programme
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• Over 3,000 sacked in Nigeria's oil industry
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• World Bank rating excites Presidency
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• PDP Petition: Edo Tribunal to serve Obaseki, APC through substituted means
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• Lawmaker seeks more police presence in constituency
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• Police arrest two AD executive members
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• National Health Act: NMA threatens legal action against FG
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• 25 years after, Olivet Baptist Oyo alumni lift school
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• EFL Cup draw: Man Utd to face West Ham, Arsenal host Southampton
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• Mata and Man Utd deliver in League cup
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• Mourinho dares Guardiola in League Cup derby
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• Ighalo faces Jail in Spain for bribing to get drivers license
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• Manchester life is a 'bit of a disaster' for Mourinho
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• Messi could join Newell's after World Cup ' Maxi Rodriguez