Today 19th May 2016 Newsheadline

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Good Morning
Today news Headlines 19th of May 2016
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- Businesses go on as workers shun strike call
- Militant attacks: Oil sector faces bleak future
- Jet-A1 scarcity: Airlines resume normal flight
operations
- Agip shuts Bayelsa gas pipeline over attack
- Ezekwelli celebrates rescue of Chibok girl, prays for others
- Oshodi will get new interchange in 15 months '
Ambode
- Fuel price: Reps declare support for FG
- Corruption stopped military from defeating Boko
Haram ' Buhari
- Senate mandates FG to reconstruct bad roads,
provide ambulances
- NLC strike: Protesters attack activist in Osun
- One killed, residents flee as herdsmen attack Plateau community
- NLC shuts down schools, banks, govt offices in Jos
- Fuel strike: Senate directs committee to join FG, NLC negotiation
team
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--------------- Workers in North west shun NLC strike
- Angry villagers destroy Okorocha's varsity fence
- EFCC detaining Fani-Kayode after meeting bail
conditions, silencing of opposition- Aide
- Egbeda murder: Autopsy attributes death to
respiratory seizure, head bruises
- NCC reads riot act to telecom firms on 2442 short
code
- $15bn arms cash: I was instructed via piece of paper to pay Bello
Mohammed N300m'witness
- Edo 2016: Esan APC leaders plan revolt
- Edo 2016: PDP govs still confused
- Umahi, Fulani herdsmen and the Igbo
- FG insist MTN must pay N50bn fine
- After husband's death Celine Dion ready with first
new song
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- # IamNiyodoloo.
----------- SCHOOL / EDUCATION GIST-----------
- KADPOLY Evening Programme Admission List for ND & HND
2015/2016 is Out
- JAMB To Announce 2016 Admission Cut-off Mark June 2nd After
Policy Meeting
- ASUU Announce Nationwide Strike Over Fuel Price Hike
- UNN Post-UTME CBT Practice 2016/2017 Commences
- EKSU Pre-Degree In Education & Agricultural Science
Programmes Admission Application Form 2016/2017 now
Available
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SPORT TRACK
- Chinese investor buys Aston Villa for $86m
- Liverpool choke on big stage again
- Sevilla must now step up for Champs Lge
-Coke: Sevilla's best EL win so far
- Neymar set for new Barcelona deal
- Fabregas pays tribute to Terry
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------------------TRANSFER NEWS-------------------
- Arsenal will not sell Walcott
- Guardiola wants Gundogan at Man City
despite injury
- Arsenal make £51 million Morata move
- Man Utd weigh up Garay bid
- James wants Man Utd move
- Fenerbahce make Mourinho offer

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