((((( NEWS HEAD LINES ))))) Compiled By Elegant Broadcasting Corporation Anyigba. (Better To Be A Giver Than To Be A Beggar(May God bless our Hustling) (Make a date with us, ANYIGBA MY HOMETOWN 2nd get together has be scheduled as follow ; Date: 5th October, 2014 Time: 10:00am Venue: Conference Hall, Dusak Plaza, opp. Kogi State University, beside Domibite. (Kogi State Wing of All Progressive Congress – APC, has announced the new date for ceremony organised to welcome over 5000 defected PDP and other parties members for Tuesday, September 23. 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