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Truth about Jos killings, by police
From Isa Abdulsalami (Jos), Oghogho Obayuwana, Terhemba Daka (Abuja) and Francis Obinor(Lagos)
FROM the police yesterday came a refutal that the casualty figures of the Sunday, March 7, 2010 killing at Dogo Nahawa village in Jos South Local Council, Plateau State, was exaggerated by the state government.
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Suspects paraded by the police over last Sunday's violence in Doko Nahawa, near Jos in Plateau State...yesterday.
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Capital Market |
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Market capitalisation of NSE hits N5.6 trillion
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Aviation tows familiar route of graft
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Shell rejects N5.5b verdict over Bayelsa environment pollution
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Environment ministers signal resolve to realise sustainable development
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Oil sector reforms critical to Vision 20:2020, says Lukman
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PHCN laments attacks on workers, equipment
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Under-investment, bane of African ICT development, say experts
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Xmn, Canadian firm, debuts in Nigerian ICT market
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CBN initiative: Is it enough to unlock the credit squeeze?
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Scientists show how asteroid wiped out dinosaurs
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CIIN partners NUC for insurance discipline in universities
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Seat comfortability to the rescue for airlines
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How plantain extract boosts kidney health, sexual functions in men
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Fidson commissions N1b office complex tomorrow
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Stimulating productivity in civil service through reward system
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Governors, PDP take the extraordinary to douse a heated polity
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Education Ministry reinstates junior classes in federal unity schools
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How culture can combat climate change, by experts
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Govt to earn six million euros from CTN scheme
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R-A-G-E: Over Troops Deployment
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Nigeria's Chequered Presidency And How Governors Scuttled Yar'Adua's Impeachment
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Bishop Blames Leadership Quality On Nation's Woes
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Aso Rock of rumour: To Turai, the wife of the caliph
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Protesters seek end to 'invisible presidency'
From Oghogho Obayuwana, Abuja
THE mass protest by the Save Nigeria Group (SNG) re-converged on Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) yesterday, with hordes of demonstrators calling for sanity in the polity and a restoration of constitutionalism in Nigeria. The rally was peaceful.
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Central Bank to okay fresh banking models
By Tosin Fodeke
THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has concluded plans to approve new banking models for the nation this weekend, the apex bank's governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, said in Lagos yesterday.
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WHO releases new malaria treatment guidelines
By Chukwuma Muanya
THE World Health Organisation (WHO) yesterday released new guidelines for the treatment of malaria, laying greater emphasis on the carrying out of tests before medicines are prescribed to patients.
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AFRICA
ANC yet to verify Winnie's remarks on Mandela
SOUTH Africa's ruling ANC has asked Winnie Mandela to clarify comments attributed to her which starkly criticised her ex-husband, Nelson.
Libya accepts U.S. apology over diplomatic row
TRIPOLI has accepted an apology issued by Washington over their diplomatic row and wants to develop relations in all fields.
WORLD
U.S. seeks 'viable' state for Palestinians
UNITED States (U.S.) Vice President Joe Biden has told the Palestinians that they deserve a "viable" independent state with contiguous territory.
Much of Somalia's food aid diverted, says report
A NEW report from the United Nations Security Council has shown that up to half the food aid intended for the millions of hungry Somalis is being diverted to corrupt contractors, radical Islamic militants and local UN workers.
POLICY & POLITICS
How PPA is plotting to unseat PDP in Enugu
From Lawrence Njoku (Enugu)
THE Peoples Progressives Alliance (PPA), which is becoming the face of the opposition in Enugu State, has signaled its intention to oust the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Enugu. The party noted that the first step is to put its house in order and establish the structure ahead of the 2011 general election.
ARTS
Nollywood... in search of corporate stimulant
By Anote Ajeluorou
NOLLYWOOD is at the threshold of getting a second chance. Being an industry, which grew out of necessity, lots of things were left undone at inception or simply taken for granted.
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