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The Cement Company of Northern Nigeria, which is also known as Sokoto Cement Company of Northern Nigeria, (CCNN), has declared a final gross dividend of

Sokoto Cement posts N1.8 bn profit, declares 10k dividend

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Enugu, the Coal City, has the potential to offer a great source for major cash crops. This is made possible by a number of positive factors

Agro-business opportunities in Enugu

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A moderate earthquake jolted Southern California on Wednesday, rattling buildings in downtown Los Angeles. Foreign media report that there were no immediate cases of injuries

Magnitude-5.4 quake hits Southern California

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The Federal Government Thursday formally took possession of the site for the construction of the proposed $6 billion refinery billed to be sited in Kogi

Fed Govt acquires site for  $6b refinery

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The Navy came under another judicial fire Thursday, as the Federal High Court in Calabar, Cross River State, ordered it to pay N150million damages to

Court orders Navy to pay victim of brutality  N150m

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      Rugby activities will this weekend move to the ancient traditional northern city of Zaria, for the oldest Club Rugby Tournament tagged Lelliker 15-a-side Rugby Tournament.    The

Zaria bubbles for oldest club rugby tournament

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Super Eagles reject Victor Anichebe hopes his added versatility will enable him to feature more under David Moyes Everton in the new campaign. The Nigeria international

EVERTON STARTING SHIRT: Anichebe banking on versatility

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About six people, accused of allegedly importing fake automobile products to the market, have been handed over to the law enforcement agency.  This was stated

Six arrested for importing fake automobile products

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Former Secretary to Delta State Government (SSG), Barrister Ovie Omo-Agege has been endorsed for the 2011 gubernatorial election by the Anioma Political Congress. The group passed

2011: Delta North adopts Omo-Agege

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Air Nigeria has taken delivery of another Boeing 737–300 aircraft to increase the number of the airline’s fleet to six aircraft.  The aircraft with registration

Air Nigeria boosts fleet with additional aircraft