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Anambra: Oduah Petitions Makarfi, Threatens To Withdraw From Race

A governorship aspirant in Anambra State, Stella Oduah, has threatened to withdraw from the governorship race, alleging irregularities ahead of the Peoples Democratic Party’s primary. Oduah stated this while speaking with journalists in Abuja. The senator said the ward congress of the party held on Wednesday to elect three delegates per ward was fraught with “irregularities and sabotage.” According to …

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Buhari’s Return: Aso Villa Cabal Stages A Comeback, Sidelines Osinbajo

With the return of President Muhammadu Buhari from London, United Kingdom, where he spent 104 days receiving medical treatment, the cabal in the Presidency has again gained control of power and influence. Penultimate Saturday, the President returned to the country to a warm reception by jubilant Nigerians, who thronged the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, Abuja and the roads leading to Aso …

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Why I’m Against Restructuring — Obasanjo

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has explained why he is opposed to those who are advocating for the restructuring of the country. Obasanjo, who stated this in an interview with Channels Television, said Nigerians should rather advocate for a better management of the country’s resources. According to him, instead of fighting for restructuring, people should be concerned about inclusiveness and the …

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Oba Ewuare Heads To Aso Rock On A ‘Thank You’ Visit

The Oba of Benin, Oba Ewuare II of Benin was last Wednesday appointed the leader of the Traditional Rulers of Oil Minerals Producing Communities (TROMPCOM) in the Niger Delta. The tenure is for two years. The reappointment came barely two weeks that the revered monarch was decorated as Life Ambassador of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industries, Mines …

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Hurricane Harvey Claims Second Victim In Texas As Threat Of Flooding Rises

Hurricane Harvey has killed a second person in Texas as the strongest hurricane to hit the US in 13 years continued to bring torrential rain, and with it the risk of catastrophic flooding to Houston, the nation’s fourth-largest city. The second fatality was a woman who died after she drove into flooded streets on Houston’s west side late on Saturday. …

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Hurricane Harvey Death Toll Rises As Houston Faces ‘Historic’ Flooding

As coastal Texas cleaned up from Hurricane Harvey and recovery efforts continued, the storm shifted its attention to Houston, bringing intense rainfall that threatened “historic” flooding as freeways turned into rivers and water rushed into homes. The water rose so high that people in many such homes were advised to climb to their roofs rather than take refuge in attics, …

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Edo State At 26: Obaseki Pledges To Transform Fortunes Of Ordinary People

The Governor of Edo State, Mr Godwin Obaseki on Sunday pledged to transform the fortunes of the many ordinary people in the state as the state attained 26 years. In a speech to commemorate the anniversary of the state’s creation, Obaseki saluted the unalloyed support of Edo people to his administration in the collective match towards the lofty and attainable …

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Traffic Management: Edo Govt Adopts Best-in-class Approach As agency Commences Work

After undergoing trainings that have been described as best-in-class, officials of the Edo State Traffic Control and Management Agency (EDSTMA) will in a matter of days take over the control of vehicular traffic on major roads across the state. Already, expectations are high amongst motorists that the agency will restore order and sanity on the roads through the strict enforcement …

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U.S., South Korean Military Leaders Reinforce Alliance

WASHINGTON — Top U.S. and South Korean military leaders spoke to reporters yesterday at Osan Air Base near the South Korean capital of Seoul to reinforce the alliance between the two countries and their combined resolve to deter North Korean threats. In attendance were Army Gen. Vincent K. Brooks, commander of U.S. Forces Korea, Combined Forces Command and United Nations …

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IPOB Rejects Withdrawal Of Quit Notice, Asks Igbo To Leave North ‎

The Indigenous People of Biafra has rejected the withdrawal of the quit notice issued to Igbo in the Northern part of the country by the Arewa youths. The Arewa youths, under the aegis of Coalition of Northern Groups, had ordered all Igbo residing in the North to vacate the region before October 1, 2017. But, at a press conference attended …

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