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NIGERIAN Football Federation (NFF) officials have renewed their efforts to secure the services of Crystal palace playmaker Ebere Eze asking Everton's Alex Iwobi to provide them with updates on the midfielders' form.

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(1) Ending the current insecurity epidemic. There are 6m weapons in the country at the moment and criminals are having a field day. This needs urgent addressing

(2) Putting out all the ethnic fires currently raging across the country. Ethnic mistrust is now such an issue, it virtually impossible to have any serious national debate on any subject without attracting suspicion

LOCAL vigilantes in Zamfara State have decided to fight back against the armed bandits currently terrorising their community by launching an assault on Dansadau market in Maru Local Government Area killing dozens of suspected hoodlums.

SUB-Saharan Africa needs to attract $245bn in investment over the next five years while the continent as a whole needs as much as $425bn if it is to recover from the debilitating impact of the coronavirus pandemic according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

MANCHESTER City fans have asked the club to exercise its buy-back option with Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho at the end of the season as he is a perfect replacement for departing targetman Sergio Aguero.

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(1) An African giant of a nation with a landmass of about 3m square kilometres. This will include about 800,000 sq kilometres of Sahara Desert 

(2) A socialist secular nation with a population of 1bn people where power is devolved to the federating units 

(3) A gross domestic product of about $30trn putting it in sharp competition with China, India, the US and a United States of Europe 

SEVEN serving soldiers with the Nigerian Army are among a group of criminals recently arrested by the Zamfara State Police Command for being deeply involved in banditry activities.

KIDNAPPERS operating across Nigeria have now resorted to demanding food items such as rice and cartons of noodles from their victims as part of the conditions for freeing their captives due to the recent rise in the cost essential commodities.

ALL Progressive Congress (APC) party leaders have expressed confidence that President Muhammadu Buhari is now re-energised following his recent medical treatment in the UK and is raring to go ahead with the implementation of his programmes.

ALL Progressives Congress (APC) national leader Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has distanced himself from the recent distribution of rice across northern Nigeria bearing his picture saying he had nothing to do with the scheme.