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Thu 6 June 2019
**NIGERIA*
Ragging issues that may oust Oshiomhole as APC chairman.
George wants me out of PDP over 2023 guber poll, Agbaje alleges.
We remain solidly behind Gbajabiamila, says APC.
Bayelsa guber poll: I’ll hand over to another PDP gov — Dickson.
Forensic report: We were not given fair hearing – Oando.
Makinde orders ex-aides to return govt property within 48hrs.
NAF destroys terrorists’ logistics facilities in Borno.
APC crisis: Senator Gaya warns ruling party against losing members.
Gbajabiamila/Wase campaign outfit debunks CUPP’s allegation.
31 officers graduate as Air Traffic Controllers.
To avoid ‘going down’, APC must retire Oshiomhole – Buhari’s minister.
How Gbajabiamila was found guilty of withholding client’s $25,000 by US court.
Ganduje puts off Emir Sanusi’s visit, gives reason.
Dormant refineries post losses in nine consecutive months.
Wellhead fire: Delta community sends SOS to FG, others.
Police Arrest 2, 175 Bandits, Kidnappers, Others.
South West Leaders Disown Fani-Kayode Over Secession Call.
Three U.S. varsities honour Chimamanda Adichie with honorary doctorates.
Abia APGA gets two factional chairmen.
Nigeria’s e-payment deals lose over N5 trillion in Q1.
WHO alerts to new strains of vaccine-derived polio in southern Nigeria, Lagos.
PDP Reps yet to endorse Gbajabiamila, others for Speaker – Ogor.
Court acquits Air Force officer of corruptly receiving contractor’s N166m gift.
Akeredolu sacks nine perm secs, affected officers kick.
Presidency meets power firms over electricity crisis.
Bandits kill 16 in Zamfara, one dies in Bauchi.
**AFRICA*
Sudan military chief offers talks as violence death toll hits 60.
Sudan rebel leader Yasir Arman detained - spokesman.
Militants kill eight security personnel in Sinai - state media.
Zimbabwe and EU seek to move on from Mugabe-era strains.
Islamic State claims deadly attack in east Congo's Ebola zone.
5 dead, dozens feared missing after landslides in Uganda.
France moves closer to extraditing brother of ex-Burkina Faso president.
IMF welcomes Mozambique's debt relief deal.
Sudanese opposition rejects military's schedule for elections.
**WORLD*
Trump sees progress in Mexico talks but ‘not nearly enough’.
China, Russia commemorate 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties.
Sudan: Death toll climbs to 100 as bodies pulled from Nile after military crackdown.
Prosecutors insist Pell child sex conviction 'unimpeachable'.
US pursues sale of over $2bn in weapons to Taiwan, in test for China.
US intel implies Saudis boosted missile program: report.
**SPORTS*
Ronaldo rape law suit moved to federal court.
I can’t vouch for Eagles winning AFCON — Taribo.
NFF defends Aigbogun over bribery allegations.
Oshoala dreams World Cup triumph with Falcons.
Balogun looking forward to AFCON debut.
CAF orders CCL final replay after VAR palaver.
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Political Update.
JIMOH IBRAHIM SENDS N100,000 TO EACH OF THE 66 WARDS FOR XMAS CELEBRATION… by Ondoevents December 23, 2022 ….says Electoral Act limit spending Wishes APC faithful Merry Christmas and happy new year International business mogul and Founder, University of Fortune, Igbotako, Dr Jimoh Ibrahim, CFR, has congratulated Christians all over Nigeria over the 2022 Christmas celebration. Dr Ibrahim, in a special congratulatory statement he personally signed, which was made available to the press, noted that for Christians, the season of Christmas brings a refreshing memory of the love of Christ for man and the need for Christians to spread love across not only at the yuletide season but beyond as the love we have for one another reduces evil and violence in our world. Ibrahim who noted that the Christmas festivity provides another soul searching opportunity for Nigerians to see how we can join hands in love to stem the tide of hatred and other vices that had gripped the nation in the time pa...
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