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AIR Peace could be on the way to becoming Nigeria's national carrier after a member of the Federal House of Representatives moved a motion for his colleagues in the National Assembly to choose it as their preferred airline when travelling.

NIGERIA'S Super Eagles are to play a friendly game against Brazil's almighty Selecao on October 13 in Singapore as part of the ongoing programme to get the team in shape ahead of the forthcoming 2022 World Cup and 2021 Nations Cup qualifiers.

Cultural icon and celebrity talking drummer Ayan De First is to host a cultural evening at the Nigerian high commission in London on Friday September 20 where he will give fans a taster as to what to expect at his forthcoming African Cultural Gala Night (ACGN) holding on    October 19.

NIGERIA is facing the prospect of environmentally challenging times over the coming months as 13 of her 36 states have been forecast to suffer from severe flooding by the Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (Nihsa).

MEMBERS of the Cross River State House of Assembly have resumed to resume sitting this week to protest the non-payment of their allowances and the provision of vehicles by the state governor.

By Ayo Akinfe

[1] We talk a lot about natural resources in Nigeria but sometimes we actually forget about our most important asset, which is human resources. Do you know that there are more twins in Nigeria than in any other nation on earth?

AMERICAN citizen Marco Ramirez has been re-arraigned before the Lagos State Special Offences Court in Ikeja for defrauding Nigerians of $565,000 under the pretext of helping them secure US green cards.

REPENTANT bandits in Katsina State have released additional 30 kidnap victims as part of the ongoing peace plan entered into with the government that involves the release of arrested criminals in exchange for innocent people abducted.

BAUCHI State's Governor Bala Mohammed has revealed that Fulani cattle herdsmen from Chad and Niger and their counterparts from other neighbouring countries will benefit from the federal government's National Livestock Transformation Plan (NLTP).

PLANS have been concluded to evacuate a further 319 Nigerians from South Africa tomorrow to add to the 187 brought home last Wednesday in response to the growing xenophobic attacks against them.