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Here are the top 10 events that happened in Nigeria today, 29th of June, 2016.
1. The newly declared governor of Abia State, Uche Ogah, landed in court for forgery and fraud. Read more
2. Ali Modu Sheriff was sacked as the PDP National Chairman
3. Ekiti lawmakers stormed highways to protest the actions of the EFCC in the state. SEE PHOTOS
4. Tinubu edged Goodluck Jonathan and Rotimi Amaechi to win a prestigious US Award
5. Senator Akpabio drew the anger of PDP senators by holding a secret meeting with APC leader, Bola Tinubu. Read More
6. MTN Nigeria secured a 10-year license for a 2.6GHz specturm. The firm says it's services will improve henceforth. Read More
7. Nigerian Premier Novelist Elechi Amadi, died
8. The Presidency ordered the Defence Headquarters to verify if allegations that COAS Buratai bought some assets in Dubai with state funds were true. Read More
9. Yinka Ayefele denied reports that he had converted to a muslim. Read his statement here
10. Nigeria's sports Minister revealed reasons why Nigeria will not employ a foreign coach. Read More
1. The newly declared governor of Abia State, Uche Ogah, landed in court for forgery and fraud. Read more
2. Ali Modu Sheriff was sacked as the PDP National Chairman
3. Ekiti lawmakers stormed highways to protest the actions of the EFCC in the state. SEE PHOTOS
4. Tinubu edged Goodluck Jonathan and Rotimi Amaechi to win a prestigious US Award
5. Senator Akpabio drew the anger of PDP senators by holding a secret meeting with APC leader, Bola Tinubu. Read More
6. MTN Nigeria secured a 10-year license for a 2.6GHz specturm. The firm says it's services will improve henceforth. Read More
7. Nigerian Premier Novelist Elechi Amadi, died
8. The Presidency ordered the Defence Headquarters to verify if allegations that COAS Buratai bought some assets in Dubai with state funds were true. Read More
9. Yinka Ayefele denied reports that he had converted to a muslim. Read his statement here
10. Nigeria's sports Minister revealed reasons why Nigeria will not employ a foreign coach. Read More
