James Lawton: Cash is King when future of a fallen footballer hangs in the balance
                   
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Wigan Athletic chairman and benefactor Dave Whelan shouldn't take this personally but he may find that the moral outrage which prompted him to instantly sack his newly imprisoned striker Marlon King has not automatically made... [read full story]                    

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Nigeria: Niger Delta - IBB Commends Amnesty Programme

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Abuja — Former Military President, General Ibrahim Babangida has commended the Amnesty programme initiated by President Umaru Yar'Adua to end the militancy in the Niger Delta region. He stated this yesterday in Abuja at the...

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Nigeria: Vision 2020 Will Fail Without Stable Power, Says Sanusi

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Addressing the power supply problem has been described as the panacea to economic development of the country since it is the only stimulus needed to jumpstart the economy and transport it to one of the top 20 economies of the...

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Nigeria: U.S. $24.1Million Oil Vessel - House Report Indicts NNPC

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