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A DAY after President Goodluck Jonathan’s birthday was lavishly celebrated by the Federal Executive Council (FEC), the Presidency confirmed yesterday that he suddenly took ill and had to undergo a checkup in a hospital in the United Kingdom (UK).

Jonathan, who was not present at the celebration, left Nigeria on Wednesday morning for London as the head of the Federal Government’s delegation to a meeting of Honorary International Investors’ Council (HIIC) being co-ordinated by the one-time British Minister of Foreign Office, Baroness Lynda Chalker.

A statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, yesterday said that the President became indisposed and could not be present at the opening of the meeting today.

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i think dey will call off the strike

The latest news ASUU Strike news update is the outcome of ASUU NEC Meeting held on Friday, which is one thing Nigerian students have been waiting for. This might lead to the end of the more than 4-month-old strike. Since ASUU National Executive Committee met in Kano, there have been speculations on what the outcome of the meeting could possibly be. A source even claimed ASUU NEC voted to call off the strike but will have to inform President Goodluck Jonathan of their decision. So, ASUU vows to continue the strike.

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Davido has done it again in another live concert

MTN reaffirmed its commitment to keying into the passion of its consumers, again, last weekend, when its superstars converged on the Garden City, for another great night of musical showmanship and artistry, at the MTN ‘Loud in Naija’ concert.
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Parading such favourites such as Davido, KCEE, D’Prince, Chidinma, Praize, Waconzy, Sound Sultan, iMike and a few others, the Civic Centre, in Port Harcourt, was bursting at its seams with thousands of youths and adult fun-seekers, who were thrilled all-night-long.

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nice post

As the Academic Staff Union of Universities’ NEC meeting gets underway, the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Board of the University of Benin, Senator Bob Effiong, has appealed to the striking lecturers to go back to classrooms as a last respect to the late Professor Festus Iyayi who lost his life while struggling for the course of the Union.

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all candidate should check now and know ur fate

it is billion not trillion
r u even a student

bello henry said congra to u

which type of list is dat

i can wait to see wat happens