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Graduates Take To Fashion Design,
Beauty Trades
By MERCY OBOJEHREN
Fashion design and related beauty trades have been the exclusive preserve of young people who ordinarily and for reasons beyond their control take to such trades.
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Ike Flooding Kills 58 In Rain Soaked Haiti
CABARET- Hurricane Ike’s torrential rains swelled rivers across Haiti and sent floodwaters gushing into homes in the dead of night in one eastern town, killing at least 58 people.
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Suspected US Missile Strike In Pakistan Kills 9
DERA ISMAIL KHAN - Missiles from a suspected U.S. drone aircraft struck a house and seminary linked to a key Taliban commander yesterday, killing at least nine people, officials and witnesses said. .
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Asian Ships Thwart Attacks By Pirates Off Somalia
KUALA LUMPUR- Malaysia - Pirates armed with rocket-propelled grenades attacked three vessels off Somalia’s coast but failed to hijack them because of quick action by crew members, a maritime official said yesterday.
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Death Toll Hits 51 In Cairo Rockslide
CAIRO - The death toll from a rockfall that sent boulders crashing down on dozens of houses in a crowded Cairo shanty town rose to 51 yesterday with a number of people still missing, Egyptian security sources said.
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UN To Suspend Food Aid In Darfur
DARFUR-The UN’s World Food Programme says it will halt food aid distribution in parts of Darfur unless the security situation improves.
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‘Vote-Rigging’ Mars Angola Poll
LUANDA-An EU observer has told the BBC there was vote-rigging in Angola, where the ruling MPLA is expected to win a landslide election victory.
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Court restrains PDP Nat Chairman, Sec
BENIN CITY – A Benin High Court, presided over by Justice Oseyi Oigbokie, has restrained the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), its National Chairman, Chief Vincent Ogbulafor and its National Secretary, Alhaji Abubakar Kawu Baraje, (Defendants).
President Yar’Adua sacks Kingibe
By JOSES SEDE
ABUJA ––President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua yesterday, sacked Ambassador Babagana Kingibe as Secretary to Government of the Federation.
In his place, the Minister of Defence Alhaji Mahmud Yayale Ahmed has been appointed to administer the cabinet’s secretariat.
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Osunbor presents APC, vans to police
By THOMPSON ERHOMONSELE
BENIN CITY ––In his continuous effort to ensure safety of lives and property, Edo State Governor, Prof. Oserheimen Osunbor yesterday in Benin City presented a brand new Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) and five other brand new Toyota Hilux Pick Up Vans to Edo State Police Command.
Counsel frowns at action of EDHA
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PRESENTATION: Edo State Governor, Prof. Oserheimen Osunbor (left) presenting the keys of an Armoured Personnel Carrier and Hilux Vans to Mr. Chris Dega, Edo State Commissioner of Police, at a ceremony in Government House, Benin City yesterday. Photo: LUCKY AGIE.
Impeachment allegation: EDHA summons BYC National Coordinator
By FRIDAY OBANOR
UROMI - A law to regulate burial processional activities (Ujie) in Esan North East
Local Government Area of Edo State is soon to be promulgated by the legislative
arm of the local government, as a bill to that effect is currently before the legislators.
Flood Control: EDHA set up c’ttee to probe contractors
By FRIDAY OBANOR
BENIN CITY – Edo State House of Assembly has set up an Ad-hoc Committee to investigate the Uzebu Quarters, Erhunmwunse and Siluko Road flood control contract.
Lagos - Union Homes, a mortgage finance company, says it intends to bring down interest rates on mortgage loans to about 12 per cent.
Illegal Bunkering: Task Force Confiscates 6 Vessels
Lagos - A police task-force in Lagos has seized six vessels used by vandals to siphon petroleum products from petroleum pipelines in Epe.
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Oil Prices Fall On Slowing U.S. Demand, Dollar
London - Oil prices fell more than $1 as flagging U.S. demand and the stronger dollar extended crude’s losses to eight per cent this week.
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Minister Calls For Cooperation On Safer Shipping
Abuja - Prince John Emeka, the Minister of Water Transportation, has called on francophone and Anglophone African countries to support the Abuja Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on Port State Control (PSC).
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Govt Spends N107m On Cottage Industries
Katsina - The Katsina
State Government has spent N107 million on the establishment of 48 paint and chalk cottage industries in the state.
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Modibbo Calls For Stringent Tax On Tobacco
Katsina - The Katsina
State Government has spent N107 million on the establishment of 48 paint and chalk cottage industries in the state.
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Institute To Enforce Regulation On Printing
Lagos - The Chartered Institute of Professional Printers (CIPPON) says it would soon put in place a law to enforce the regulation of printing in Nigeria. The President of the institute, Mr. Muhammad Lawal, stated this in Lagos at an interactive session with printers.
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Govt Agencies And The Textile Manufacturing Sector
By ENGNR JAFARU BURAIMAH
It is interesting to note the existence of some government agencies/ parastatals charged with the responsibility of monitoring some aspects of our textile industrial development. Some of the Agencies are:
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Let’s Use Oil Money To Build Nigeria (2)
By MONDAY ESON
We wish to thank those persons and groups that have accepted the concept of co-operation and allow room for review and reform to go on in the Nigerian oil industry which is one of the largest oil industries in the world, if not the largest and the best.
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Common Currency For ECOWAS
THE Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) said recently during a meeting in Abuja that the five countries of the West African Monetary Zone would adopt a common currency next year. President of ECOWAS Commission, Dr. Mohamed Chambas who gave the hint, also said the new currency would merge with the French CFA used in French speaking West African countries.
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EDHA adopts motion on road blockade at festivities -News

Very Good!
Honourable Sirs, the next one, na illegal and indiscriminate construction of speed breakers on our roads. The thing wan too much.
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