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Pregnant women whose partners are smokers may face higher risks of miscarriage.
The civic centre in Ihe was constructed with the first tranche of N5 million.
Mutola was a former African and world champion.
Over two scores lawmakers defected from Nigeria's governing party, APC.
The convict tricked several companies into wiring more than $900,000.
The commission says several PVCs are yet to be collected.
The APC leader says President Buhari has lost control of Nigeria.
While the government apparently hopes ignoring the issue will push it to oblivion, it appears Nigerians are not willing to ...
The former Nigerian leader said there were key areas for improvement.
An official describes the revenue increase as the highest in the company’s history.
Elections are five months away but the president has refused to say whether he will run.
The lawmaker also said lawyer, Femi Falana, religious leaders and his constituents influenced his decision.
The 33-year-old is accused of evading 5.7 million euros in taxes. He has denied the allegations.
The IOM said this is more than all of 2017.
The impeached speaker says his suspension is illegal.
A journalist who led a false campaign against a PREMIUM TIMES staff is sanctioned.
The governor said Bayelsa can not sponsor religious pilgrimages now.
The American university said Mr Adeleke was a student there but did not graduate.
Buhari will get 5 million votes from Kano, the governor boasts.
The president meets leaders of Isoko ethnic group.
The general leading the war against Boko Haram was also redeployed.
A similar scandal led to resignations in Ghana and other African countries.
Elsewhere followership has dropped.
The union denies suspending the strike following the intervention of the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige.
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