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Weak and tattered, 29 students freed in Nigeria’s Kaduna
Weak and tattered, 29 students freed in Nigeria’s Kaduna Kidnappers have released the remaining 29 students they were holding captive…
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Manufacturer of substandard plastic bags flees court before plea taking
Manufacturer of substandard plastic bags flees court before plea taking David Michael Kyalo, the Managing Director of Mwambao Company Limited,…
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Nigerian Bride Breaks The Internet With Her Wedding Outfit |Video
Nigerian Bride Breaks The Internet With Her Wedding Outfit |Video The video of a Nigerian bride dancing with her boobs glaringly exposed…
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Obasanjo, Jonathan, Buhari caused UGM, Boko Haram, bandits attacks: Gov. Umahi
Obasanjo, Jonathan, Buhari caused UGM, Boko Haram, bandits attacks: Gov. Umahi “It has been a result of the failure…
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President Buhari suspends Hadiza Bala Usman as NPA MD, orders probe
President Buhari suspends Hadiza Bala Usman as NPA MD, orders probe President Buhari has approved the suspension of Hadiza Bala…
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Olukoya, Wife React To Death Of Pastor Adeboye’s Son
Olukoya, Wife React To Death Of Pastor Adeboye’s Son Pastor Shade urged Adeboye and the RCCG family to find comfort…
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Adeboye preaches at ‘Holy Communion Service’ after son’s demise
Adeboye preaches at ‘Holy Communion Service’ after son’s demise General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Pastor…
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Reps panel threatens to summon Buhari
Reps panel threatens to summon Buhari The Reps panel is investigating the controversy surrounding some oil licenses. The House of…
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U.S.: Nigeria’s security challenges are quite extraordinary
U.S.: Nigeria’s security challenges are quite extraordinary United States Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, in a virtual interview with reporters, speaks…
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Covid-19: Seychelles brings back curbs despite vaccination success
Covid-19: Seychelles brings back curbs despite vaccination success The Seychelles, which has fully vaccinated more than 60 percent of…
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