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Ortom Apologies For Helping To Install APC-LED Government
The Benue state Governor Samuel Ortom has apologised to Nigerians for the role he played in installing the All Progressives Congress (APC) -led government in 2015.
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AIT Bags Media Safety Ambassador Award
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Carnival Calabar Introduces Beach Soccer
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Tiwa Savage Beats Davido At MTV Europe Music Awards + Full List Of Winners
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World Humanitarian Awards 2018: AIT Snags Nomination For Humanitarian TV Station
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Ras Kimono’s Wife, Efemena Laid To Rest Amidst Tears
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RMD, Joke Silva, Others Win AMAA 2018
INEC Seeks Support Of Religious Leaders Over Uncollected PVCs
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has called on religious leaders to use their places of worship as advocacy centres for registered voters to go to their various wards to collect their Permanent Voters Cards, PVCs.
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Buhari Gets Endorsement Of Coalition Of Progressive Political Parties
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180,000 IDPs Registered For 2019 Polls In Benue
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140,000 PVCs Not Claimed In Bauchi
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520,000 PVCs Unclaimed In Abia
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Jennifer Atiku Solicits Support For Atiku/Obi Ticket In Imo
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BCDA Denies Using Slush Fund For Buhari’s Campaign
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Imo APC Suspends Governor Okorocha
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Atiku Promises To Enhance Creative Industry
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INEC Seeks Collaboration Of Traditional Rulers In Plateau For Successful General Elections
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Atiku Plans To Run Private Sector Driven Economy
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Ihedioha Promises To Rebuild Education System In Imo
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Buhari Promises To Revive Ajaokutga Steel, Other Industries
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Sen. Uzodinma Unveils Manifesto For Imo Governorship
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PDP Warns Of Threats To Nigeria’s Democracy
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Jerry Gana Likens Onnoghen’s Trial To “Political Gangsterism”
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Kwara Bans Street Political Campaigns, Rallies, Processions
