Indonesia names four foreigners as terror suspects
Arsenal stun Villa 3-0
Opposition leader concedes defeat in New Zealand vote
Kranjcar leaves it late to rescue QPR against Moses-inspired Stoke
US says no Ebola patient contact for troops in Liberia
Toure wants to deliver Champions League to City fans
Pellegrini takes aim at ‘perfect’ Chelsea
Suarez already a good signing, says Enrique
Collapsed building: Jonathan visits Synagogue
Iran has ‘role’ in fighting IS militants – Kerry
Russian fighters intercepted by US near Alaska
Pope calls for more people to donate organs – Rome mayor
India court sends 13 men to jail over gang-rape of tribal woman
Synagogue: My survival is a miracle – Church worker
TB Joshua will not die but will suffer – Congolese Prophet

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Our Ebola Story: How a foreign doctor saved our lives – Survivors
Like the Biblical passage, “from the valley of the shadow of death,” came out five out of the nine victims that recovered fully from the deadly Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, that has continued to ravage some countries in the West Africa sub region.
3 feared dead in Edo as another building collapses
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White House evacuated after man jumps fence
A man sparked an evacuation at the White House on Friday after he scaled and jumped over a fence and made it into the building before being captured.
I want a suger boy —Cossy Orjiakor
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Seized $9.3m: Sanction FG, SERAP asks FATF
THE Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has petitioned the President of Financial Action Task Force (FATF), Mr. Roger Wilkins, urging him to “urgently use your good offices and leadership to investigate admission by the government of Nigeria that it hired a private jet to convey $9.3 million in cash to procure arms from South Africa.”

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