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Saturday, 13 February 2016
Drama, As Police Disrupts Gay Marriage In Abuja

House Of Reps To Probe N7bn Vice President’s Official Residence

Pastor Yemi Osinbanjo hands are not clean, honestly. Same device he employed in Lagos State dedicated to creating avenues for Tinubu to siphon the economy of Lagos State, he has started erecting in Abuja. This man is corrupt.
Protest As Buhari Sacks 13 Universities' Vice Chancellors
The Coalition of Civil Society Groups (CCSG) has protested against the sack of Vice Chancellors of 12 Federal Universities.The universities were established by the administration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan.
Sultan accuses politicians of fuelling ethnic war in Nigeria

The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubabar, has blamed the sectarian violence in the country on politicians.
According to him, some politicians were exploiting religious and ethnic differences to cause unrest in the country.
NCC to sanction Telcos defrauding Nigerians through drop calls
Prof. Umar Danbatta, the Executive Vice-Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commissions (NCC), on Friday, said the Commission would sanction telecommunication operators who defraud Nigerians through dropped-calls.
Danbatta said this during a meeting with newsmen from the North West, North Central and FCT in Kano, where he presented the Commission’s eight-point agenda.
NOUN VC, Prof Tenebe explains why some results are missing

The Vice Chancellor, National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Prof. Vincent Tenebe, has explained why some results are missing in the institution.
Tenebe blamed the development on the students and the school itself.
According to him, majority of the mistakes came from the students, who failed to provide their identification as required by the examination guidelines, due to anxiety, among others.
Nigerian Newspaper Review: 10 Important Things Today 13/02/2016

1. Amid cheers and tributes, the remains of the late Olubadan of Ibadan, Oba Samuel Odulana Odugade 1, has been committed to mother earth.
The remains of Olubadan, who passed on January 19, 2016 at the age of 101 were yesterday interred in his compound at Igbo Elerin, Ibadan.
The corpse was taken for interment after a funeral service at the Cathedral of Saint Peter, Aremo, Ibadan.
The funeral attracted prominent Yoruba natives from all works of life.
HEADLINE NEWS FOR SATURDAY 13/02/2016

VANGUARD
●IGP assures Nigerians of end to Fulani herdsmen/farmers clashes
●Reps walk out NTI boss over poor budget defence
●Anambra discovers 850 ghost workers
●Remains of Olubadan laid to rest in Ibadan
●NDLEA arrests mother of three with 904 grammes of cocaine at Abuja
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