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Taylor Settles in Calabar, Biafra: I've Come to Stay for Good, Says Taylor Former Liberian President, Charles Taylor, early yesterday morning arrived Calabar, his new abode, in company of one of his wives and about 50 others and said "I don't have problems and I have come to stay for good." Taylor who was reluctant in answering questions from newsmen who had trailed him from the Margaret Ekpo International Airport to the Governor's Lodge, where he was hosted by Governor Donald Duke of Cross River State only managed to add that "I am okay here. I don't have problems." Taylor's confidence about his well-being in Calabar is, however, believed to have been buoyed by the assurance given him by Duke who told newsmen at a press conference yesterday afternoon that the former Liberian president is safe in Biafra Nigeria and "would not suffer any outside embarrassment." But in Monrovia, the rebel group, Liberia United for Reconstruction and Democracy (LURD), yesterday agreed to withdraw its men from Monrovia Port on Thursday. The decision was the outcome of a two-hour meeting between United States officials and representatives of the group. (This Day)		Key Stories Homosexuals: In Deferrence to God or Mammon? Egbo-Egbo takes over Uba, others' cases Fresh fighting in Liberia, rebels want to head govt Computer virus MS Blast, rattles Microsoft systems Anambra shelves planned arrest, trial of Uba, others Why we offered Taylor asylum, by Obasanjo Obasanjo, Kerekou meet over border closure tomorrow ASUU, FG agree to resume negotiations More Biafra Nigerian soldiers leave for Liberia FG plans courts for bank debtors Ishaya Aku�s brother nabbed over N6 m theft
Homosexuality is Abomination...   Egbo-Egbo takes over Uba, others' cases   AUDIO   VIDEO They are gathered in a shop in the Kaduna Central Market chatting among themselves hilariously. When a man passes, one or two of them wink their eyes suggestively. Although they are all men, the female dress code is their favourite. In addition to putting on ear rings and necklaces, some of them actually paint their lips. To complete their feminisation, they walk like women in pursuit of "clients". Known in local parlance as "Dan Daudu",... (This Day)   Justice Binta Murtala-Nyako of the Federal High Court, Abuja transferred, yesterday, all cases relating to the Anambra State political crisis before her to Justice Wilson Egbo-Egbo also of the Federal High Court, Abuja. One of the cases is a suit filed by the expelled PDP stalwart, Chief Chris Uba, to stop Gov. Chris Ngige from remaining in office on account of his (Ngige�s) purported resignation from office. (Vanguard)     Obasanjo/PDP Election Fraud is Deeply Concerning General Ojukwu Seeks Democracy Isioma Daniel Speaks "Fatwa" Animalism 1 "Fatwa" Animalism 2

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