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 Serena Williams gives birth to a baby girl,

There is no resurgence of Boko Haram ―Lai Mohammed,

Eid-el-Kabir: UPP felicitates with Muslims,

Eid-el-Kabir: Osun commissioner tasks Muslims,

President Buhari performs 2017 Eid el-Kabir prayer in Daura,

Eid-el-Kabir: Anti-corruption group charges Muslims to pray for Nigeria, Buhari,

Fayose in Muslim regalia joins Eid-el-Kabir prayer,

Sallah: Lai Mohammed seeks prayers for national unity,

Eid-el-Kabir: Abdusalami urges Nigerians to pray for Buhari,

Labour rejects Ortom’s appeal, begins warning strike Sept 5,

Letugbene: Military Operatives do not carry out reprisal attack ―JTF,

DG NOA urges Nigerians to imbibe Eid-Kabir virtues,

Flood: NEMA sends a team to Benue,

Our main thrust is to decapitate all terrorist factions ―Buratai,

Sallah: Embrace peace, FCT minister urges Nigerians,

Sallah: Okowa, Navy boss urge Nigerians to love, pray for Nigeria,

Bayelsa govt regrets disruption of work at Nigerian Content office,


Nigeria’s oil revenue decline, capped oil output: Who is losing?

Naira closes at N362 as CBN injects $547m in one week,

CBN injects fresh $297m into forex market,

32nd Trade Expo Indonesia set to hold in Jakarta,

Cameroon bans opposition English language TV channel,


Jumoke Adeyanju ready to redirect gospel circle,

Dance artiste, Wale Rubber features Cobhams Asuquo in ‘Fearless’,

Again, Flavour’s ‘six packs’ adds fun at music tour,

Timaya anchors national jackpot draw,

My wife accused me of sleeping with our daughter in-law, man tells court,

Herdsmen allegedly kill father of 12 in Edo,

Plateau government woos Dangote on rice, wheat production,

Retired police officers want National Assembly to amend pensions reform act,

EU’s Barnier says Brexit talks far from shifting to future ties,

Whole city now underwater as Harvey makes another landfall in US.



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