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Newswatch: Jimoh Ibrahim’s many lies —Founding Directors

Ghanaian beauty murdered in Lagos ‘had court case’

US pledges cooperation with Akwa Ibom

Our lives in danger, Newswatch Founding Directors cry out

Keshi drops Mikel, Osaze from Battle of Liberia

Dana Air lobbies Jonathan, desperate to resume flight operations 2 months after crash

2 final-year varsity students in ‘soup’ over armed robbery

From Libya to Alaba . . . new music star, PGM, emerges

Return of Onshore/Offshore Dichotomy to spell doom for Nigeria

Tanker drivers resume fuel supply to Abuja as strike ends

All set for the commissioning of Anambra refinery, Africa’s largest brewery

Face of Fela’s mother to be on new N5,000 note

Prominent Abia traditional ruler slumps, dies

Harvard University abolishes school fees for poor students

DUPED BY MAGIC? Sales proceeds disappear after customer’s exit

Breaking News: FG releases more names of oil subsidy thieves

Scarcity update: Fuel price jumps to N500 a litre in Abuja

Exclusive: OBJ wades into Newswatch ownership dispute

Saro-Wiwa’s son to take over Abati’s job

11-year-old Christian girl faces death penalty for allegedly burning Quoran

Gunmen waste Ghanaian beauty in Lagos

Oando, NNPC ease Abuja fuel woes

Build Model Day Care, Nursery School in each local government, FG told

Breaking News: Upper Iweka, the most prominent road in Anambra State, renamed Emeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu Way

London 2012 flop ‘absolutely shocking’, says ex-star athlete

Okotie clears air on alleged anti-Stephanie sermon

ASUU, Rivers Governor at war over appointment of Vice Chancellor

Shot SUN Editor resumes work, speaks on ordeal

Eid-el-Fitri: Muslim youths kick against violence, corruption

76 oil wells: Akwa Ibom ready to negotiate with C’River despite court victory – Akpabio

Fuel now sells for N400 a litre in Abuja

Fuel crisis: Taxis vanish from Abuja streets

Fuel scarcity: Hope rises as minister, oil marketers meet

Transport & Business Express appoints West Africa Regional Correspondent

Crisis deepens as more stations run out of fuel