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would have been the most peaceful election in the history
of Anambra State was yesterday marred by electoral irregularities
as most of the electorate who turned out to vote were
disappointed as their names were not found in the voters’
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Yar’Adua:
It’s all over
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Local: 02:00am GMT:01:00am
In a matter of hours,
the handover drama in the Presidency that
has lasted more than two and half months
would come to an end. Son-in-law to President
Umaru Yar’Adua and governor of Bauchi
State, Mallam Isa Yugua, gave the hint on
the heels of reports that more Ministers
are falling in line behind the Minister
of Information and Communications|
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NFF
insists on Shehata
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Local: 02:00am GMT:01:00am
In spite of signing
a new contract extension with the Egyptian
Football Association, the Nigerian Football
Federation is not giving up on the possibility
of luring Hassan Shehata to coach the Super
Eagles to the World Cup. Sunday SoccerStar
gathered that the NFF chairman, Alhaji Sani
Lulu Abdullahi directed the technical committee
to include the successful coach|
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If I die, I die
When
Information and Communications Minister, Prof
Dora Akunyili, presented her memorandum asking
her colleagues to wake up to their responsibility
to the Nigerian nation, tempers flared and voices
were raised |Read
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‘He
can’t eat, needs special bed’
For
anyone hit by President Umaru Yar’Adua’s
kind of ailment, feeding normally through the mouth
would be almost impossible, according to Dr Eronmwon
Noruwa, a cardiologist and intensive care unit specialist
based in the United States of America | Read
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CBAAC
deplores distortions of African culture
The distortion of African culture, history
and literature by the Western writers through
their works is constantly being challenged.
This is important because Africa has been
argued to be the source of man’s origin
and the repository of civilization| Read
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I’ve
loved, I’ve died, I’ve cried
Bouqui to a large extent knows her onions
and she would not compromise when it comes
to standards and setting standards. In fact
with all modesty Bouqui is multi-talented|
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What
could make you quit your marriage?
Bayo is hardworking, but for reasons no
one could really explain, things went awry
with him and he tried all he could to change
the situation. Things remained dismal for
him| Read
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Countdown
to Feb. 14: beauty tips
There is love in the air and this is the
right season to flaunt the fabulous you.
But have you wondered how to pull the new
look and how best it will work out for you?|
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CAF’s
decision on Togo is inhuman
As the dust raised by the decision
of Confederation of African Football (CAF)
to ban Togo from the next two editions
of the Africa Cup of Nations is yet to
settle, former Green Eagles’ captain
and a member of the Presidential Task
Force on Super Eagles’ qualification
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“What
kind of election is this? Why is it that
everything in Anambra State is different?
For the last one week, it seems the world
is coming to an end because of this election
and when they win, our condition would
not improve.”
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Alice Henry
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OCCUPATION: Student
HOBBIES: Acting/modelling
TURN-ON: Honesty
TURN-OFF: Dishonesty
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