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ALL Progressives Congress (APC) leader in Lagos State Joe Igboekwe has expressed concerns about the possible dire consequences if the perceived marginalisation of the southeast geo-political zone in national affairs continues.

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[1] You are among the most important Gentiles on earth because your church is destined to be the largest on the planet. This places a huge burden upon you

[2] You are the largest black nation on earth and occupy the heart of Africa in the centre of the earth. You shall build the largest of churches and the biggest prayer grounds

NIGERIA and Japan have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) designed to create an enabling environment for business start-ups to boost their innovative ideas and impact the country's economy.

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[1] Madagascar

[2] Seychelles

[3] Cape Verde

[4] St Helena

[5] Sao Tome & Principe

[6] Comoros

[7] Mauritius

[8] Reunion

[9] Canary Island

[10] Madeira

This policy should be aimed at attracting about a quarter of the global tourist market. Africa has the wildlife to make this happen, so we should tap into it:

COUNCIL of Ulama national chairman Dr Ibrahim Jalingo has thrown his full weight behind the campaign to have those who change their religious faiths sentenced to death as they are apostates who deserve to die.

INDIGENOUS People of Biafra (Ipob) leader Nnamdi Kanu has lost his N50bn ($31.35m) lawsuit against the federal government after an Abuja high court struck out his case for lack of diligent prosecution.

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[1] NNPC

My stance on this has always been clear. Privatise the NNPC with the government holding say a 25% stake in it. Then expand its operations to cover manufacturing, automobile assembly, food processing, petrochemicals, power generation, railway equipment manufacture, etc. Within a year, the NNPC should be floated on the New York and London stock exchanges with a market capitalisation of at least $200bn

[2] Man of God PLC

GOVERNOR Babagana Zulum of Borno State has expressed fears that terrorist attacks appear to be on the rise again as over recent weeks Boko Haram has stepped up its activities including kidnapping with no response from the security services.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Figures do not lie. If you want to understand Nigeria's problems, just look at the numbers. We have an annual infrastructural deficit of $100bn and an annual budget of about $30bn. Simply put, the Nigerian government needs to find $75bn worth of investment every year