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An Intimate Open Letter To P-Square

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There were two little black birds sitting on a wall One named Peter, the other named Paul Fly away Peter, fly away Paul…   Dear Peter and Paul, This is Sally. You may not remember me anymore. I used to be a close friend but these days I am sure I do not cross your mind. However, I’m not holding it against you and I don’t think any of your old friends are, either. We all understand that fame can separate people by thousands of miles. Millions, even. It is how these things go. No hard feelings. We are actually proud of you guys, and hold dear the memories of the past when you were just next door and we could barge in at any time and spend the day together.

Lagos-Kano, Lagos-Calabar rails to generate 250,000 job openings – Amaechi

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The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, said on Friday that the Lagos-Kano Rail project would be completed in the next two years. Mr. Amaechi, who said this while inspecting the Abuja-Kaduna rail project in Kaduna, added that it would generate employment for 250,000 Nigerians.

Again, Buhari rejects devaluation of naira

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President Muhammadu Buhari has again ruled out the possibility of his government devaluing the naira. The president said Saturday that the priority of his administration was to ensure national food security before export of food products. The president said this while contributing to a Presidential Panel Roundtable on Investment and Growth Opportunities at the opening session of the Africa 2016: Business for Africa, Egypt and the World at Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. President Buhari said for Nigeria, being a mono-economy dependent on oil, and with a teeming unemployed youth population, the way out of the current slump in the global oil market, is for the administration to focus on agriculture and solid minerals development. “The land is there and we need machinery inputs, fertilizer and insecticides,” he said. Reiterating his opposition to the devaluation of the naira, President Buhari said Nigeria cannot compete with developed countries which produce to com...

EXCLUSIVE: Why we can’t recover funds looted by Ex-Minister Alison-Madueke, others — Presidenc

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Lack of funds is stalling Nigeria’s effort to trace and recover its stolen monies, and prosecute former government officials responsible for the heist, the presidency has said.