NIGERIAN striker Emmanuel Dennis could become the next Super Eagle to play in the English Premier league after newly-promoted Leeds United joined the growing list of clubs seeking his services ahead of the 2020/21 season.

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(1) Oil palm
(2) Cocoa
(3) Groundnuts
(4) Cassava
(5) Yam
(6) Rubber
(7) Coconuts
(8) Shea nuts
(9) Cashews
(10) Neem

NIGERIA'S health minister Dr Osagie Ehanire has given Madagascar's coronavirus herbal remedy Covid Organics the thumbs down saying that there is no evidence to suggest that it acts as a cure for the virus.

KATSINA housewife Fatima Bishir has been arrested by police for allegedly arranging the kidnapping of her five-year-old daughter in order to implicate her husband’s ex-wife and get her charged with abduction.

NIGERIA'S federal government has directed all civil servants in the country to undergo a compulsory coronavirus test to ensure they are free of the virus and will not endanger the lives of their colleagues at work.

NIGERIA'S federal government has taken delivery of a consignment of Hydroxychloroquine from India as part of ongoing plans to find a cure for the debilitating coronavirus pandemic ravaging the country.

SUPER Eagles defender Leon Balogun is set to join compatriot Joe Aribo at Glasgow Rangers after the end of his loan spell with English Championship side Wigan Athletic which enabled him to move on a free transfer.

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(1) We do not need loans or grants but proper foreign direct investment (FDI) to build up our industrial capacity. Consequently, all recent coronavirus-related loans must be written off

(2) Nigeria needs at least $100bn of FDI annually. International development agencies must agree to press industrialised countries to offer tax rebates to their private companies that invest in Nigeria

FRESH trouble is brewing in the Niger Delta after several Itshekiri communities in Delta State have told 1,050 new refinery staff just recruited by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNDC) that they are not welcome in the area.

AIRLINES operating within Nigeria have resorted to discounting their tickets in a bid to attract passengers as there has been a chronic shortage of flyers since the government allowed domestic flights to resume in the country.