PRESIDENT-elect Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has revealed that he has no preferred candidate to assume the exalted offices of senate president and House of Representatives speaker as the horse trading ahead of the constitution of the 10th National Assembly begins.

FORMER vice president Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has advised Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State to stay off alcohol as it has not only affected his voice and demeanour but is also limiting his thinking capacity.

ENGLISH Premier League side Arsenal appear resigned to losing their on-loan striker of Nigerian extraction Folarin Balogun and had subsequently slapped a €25m price tag on him following recent interest in securing his services from AC Mila and Inter Milan.

GOVERNOR Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has confirmed reports that the southeast geo-political zone did not told take a quest for the presidency of Nigeria seriously after he told Ohanaeze Ndigbo that nobody discussed zoning the office to Igbos with him.

PRESIDENTIAL aspirant Peter Obi has denied that there is any pact between his Labour Party and Nigeria's main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) regarding the 2023 general elections whose results they are both contesting in court.

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[1] On March 30, 1867, it was agreed that the US would pay Russia $7.2m for the territory of Alaska. A treaty sealing the deal was concluded in March 30, ratified by the US on May 28, 1867, exchanged on June 20 and proclaimed by the US on June 20

GOVERNOR Charles Soludo of Anambra State has suggested that electing Labour Party members into the state house of assembly could lead to turmoil as it constituted the laying down of political landmines.

GBADEGO Rhodes-Vivour the Labour Party's gubernatorial candidate in next week's governorship elections in Lagos State has cried out that his life is under threat as there have been assassination attempts of late.

MANCHESTER United's Nigeria-eligible midfielder Maximilian Oyedele has declared that  he has no regrets over his decision to commit his international future to his motherland Poland rather than the Super Eagles.

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[1] Nigeria currently has about 20m head of cattle. We should aim to double this to at least 40m by 2025 through an ambitious programme of industrial production, aggressive ranching, the provision of veterinary services and the provision of security for livestock