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ENGLISH non-league clubside Wednesfield FC has formally inaugurated a Carl Ikeme Stand in solidarity with Super Eagles goalkeeper Carl Ikeme who is battling against cancer of the blood otherwise known as leukaemia.

INDIGENOUS People of Biafra (Ipob) leader Nnamdi Kanu has been sent away from the palace of the traditional ruler of Nri in Anambra State considered the ancestral home of all Igbos in for violating tradition during his recent visit.

BRITISH airline BA has announced that with effect from September 1 it will re-introduce the iconic B747 on its lucrative Lagos to London route as part of its ongoing plans to cash in on the potential Nigerian aviation offers.

ABOUT 300 UK charities have had their bank accounts closed over the last two years after being caught up in a global crackdown on illegal cash flows by British financial authorities combating the menace of money laundering.

FORMER Super Eagles skipper Segun Odegbami has become embroiled in a minor legal battle after police charged the driver and housekeeper of his wife to court for the theft of N150m (£351,343) worth of jewellery.

ACTING president Professor Yemi Osinbajo will open the world's largest fertiliser plant in Port Harcourt later today as the government continues its programme of economic diversification aimed at ending Nigeria's dependency on oil.

NIGERIAN Sex Workers Association (NSWA) has called on the federal government to decriminalise prostitution and let it operate as a legitimate form of business pointing out that such a move will help arrest the prevalence of HIV.

FORMER Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) and Civil liberty Organisation (CLO) president Olisa Agbakoba has asked ex-president Chief Olusegun Obasanjo to use his influence to search for vibrant young leaders that will govern Nigeria in the future.

TWO communities in Kaduna State have had two years of uninterrupted power supply according to recent findings just published by the federal government in what is being portrayed as evidence that its electricity policy is working.

ACTING president Professor Yemi Osinbajo is to swear-in ministers Stephen Ocheni and Suleiman Hassan today so they can assume office following their clearance by the senate on May 3.