Spurs fan who threw banana on to pitch in north London derby will not face racist offence charges

TOTTENHAM Hotspurs fan Averof Panteli who threw a banana on to the pitch last weekend at the Emirates Stadium when his team lost the north London derby to Arsenal will not be charged with a racist offence according to the police.

 

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Nigeria faces budget implementation worries as crude oil price drops and Qatar leaves Opec

NIGERIA is facing the prospect of being unable to fund her annual budget due to recent fall in global oil prices which could worsen over the coming weeks following Qatar's announcement that it will leave the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) on January 1.

 

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National Assembly staff plan to embark on industrial action as from tomorrow over unpaid salaries

WORKERS at Nigeria's National Assembly complex plan to embark on industrial action as from tomorrow December 4 in protest at the fact that they have not been paid their salaries and allowances for months.

 

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Organised labour kicks as Zamfara local government workers are only paid N6,000 minimum wage

ZAMFARA State is still paying its local government staff a minimum wage of N6,000 a month and never got round to implementing the N18,000 national figure according to the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (Nulge).

 

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Obiano's wife attacks him tearing his shirt after he invites mistress to function at State House

ANAMBRA State governor Willie Obiano's wife has been reported to have engaged in a physical spat with his wife who attacked him in public and tore his shirt for inviting a mistress to a state function.

 

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Glasgow Rangers striker Sadiq Umar could move to Belgian side Standard Liege in January

NIGERIAN striker Sadiq Umar could be on his way to Belgian club Standard Liege in the January transfer window after his current clubside Glasgow Rangers revealed that it would not be averse to letting him go.

 

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Police deny jihadist herdsmen have taken over two local governments in Sokoto State

SOKOTO State Police Command has denied recent reports of an influx of jihadists into the state who were reported to have come into Nigeria from neighbouring countries and begun collecting tax from local people and imposing strict Sharia law on the populace.

 

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European Union reveals that it has spent a total of €100m monitoring Nigerian elections since 1999

EUROPEAN Union (EU) officials have revealed that the community has spent a whopping sum of over €100m since 1999 to date to ensure that free and transparent elections hold in Nigeria as it monitors polls.

 

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UN reveals that Nigeria is now the child bride capital of the world with 23m teenage girls married off

NIGERIA has the highest number of child brides in the world with a whopping 23m girls married off in childhood according to a recent survey published by the United Nations (UN) ahead of a conference to address the matter this week.

 

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Army officers fear restlessness among troops following recent losses suffered to Boko Haram

SENIOR Nigerian Army commanders are fearful of an imminent rebellion among rank and file soldiers over their inability to provide troops with the necessary weaponry and adequate welfare in the ongoing fight against Boko Haram that has resulted in heavy casualties.

 

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