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*FlycomNews Online Headlines*

Thursday, 13th June, 2019.

June 12: Sanwo-Olu, Akinrinade, Ndubuisi Kanu give kudos to Buhari

June 12: Nigerians never witness true democracy ' Orangun of Oke-Ila

June 12: Declare MKO as ex-President, Osun Civil Societies urge FG

President Buhari To Expose Nigerians Behind Insecurity

Air Force Helicopter Crashed In Katsina

Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Robbed Commuters On Ife-Ibadan Expressway, Killed Osun Civil Servant

Buhari's govt not true friend to June 12 struggle ' Atiku

Democracy Day: Oodua Youth urge Buhari to unite Nigeria, end terrorism

PDP backs APC candidate for Sokoto Assembly speaker

AFCON 2019: Eagles squad worth N78bn

Wike blames 2019 elections' challenges on Buhari's unsigned Electoral Act

Doping: Nigerian weightlifter faces 8-year ban

INEC issues certificate of return to Okorocha

France 2019: Super Falcons in win or bust against Korea

Catalan separatists' rebellion trial closes

Guinea gamble on fitness of Liverpool star Keita for Africa Cup

We will bring MKO Abiola's vision to reality in Ogun ' Abiodun

Air Force combat helicopter crash-lands in Katsina

Shops reopen as Sudan protesters agree to talks with generals

PDP members who sued Adeleke expelled by party

Nigerian Twitter React To Buhari Renaming Abuja Stadium After MKO Abiola

Cocoa prices soar as Ivory Coast, Ghana threaten supply cut

WHO convenes emergency meeting after Ebola spreads to Uganda

Be upright, PSC tasks Lawan, Gbajabiamila, others

June 12: Buhari`s govt has corrected past injustices ' APC

PDP governors task 9th assembly to defend legislature's independence

Jigawa: Citizens lament over govt`s inability to celebrate June 12

Democracy Day: Governor Mohammed says June 12 significant, special

Group protests non-inauguration of Edo's 7th Assembly

June 12: Ortom commends Buhari, congratulates NASS leadership

Democracy Day: Obaseki calls for support to deepen democratic values

PDP govs congratulate new NASS leadership

June 12: MKO Abiola's memories linger on ' Gani Adams

NASS elections: Okorie congratulates Gbajabiamila, Lawan

NDE empowers 750 women, youths in Argungun Emirate

Police rescue teenage burglar from mob attack

Osinbajo receives Indian delegation after Democracy Day celebration

Oba Balogun defiles Olubadan order, host masqueraders in family house

World Cup: Buhari Salutes Falcons for Victory on Democracy Day

PDP govs to NASS: defend independence of legislature

Insecurity: We are tackling challenge with superior strategy, firepower ' Buhari

June 12 epitomizes unbreakable will of Nigerians in face of tyranny- Ihedioha

Police confirm abduction of Village Head by gunmen in Katsina

Democracy@20: Ex-lawmaker urges 9th NASS to make people-oriented laws


Well crack down on instigators of violence, social unrest Buhari

DSS arrest three activists, stop June 12 rally at Agodi

June 12: Best way to celebrate is upgrade citizens living standard - Bauchi Governor

Twitter reacts as Omo-Agege kneels to greet Buhari during visit to Aso Rock

Human trafficking: NAPTIP, Air Peace sign MOU

Nigeria's democracy: Jega calls for review of extant laws

Southwest PDP slams EFCC over ceaseless harassment on Fayose, others

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