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Pakistan gives army broad election powers at polling stations
Saraki mourns Ex-IG, Coomassie
Update : Two confirmed dead in Agege train crash
UN, AU to come to Nigeria other conflict areas in Africa
34,000 Cameroonian refugees in C/River, says SEMA
Air passengers react to unveiling of new ‘Nigeria Air’
IBB mourns ex-IG Coomassie, Justice Katsina -Alu
Over 60 houses affected by flood in Niger – NSEMA
Beware of freebies on internet, Kaspersky Lab warns
May day protest: Macron fires security adviser
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SubscribeNational carrier: Provide level playing ground for all, Airline operators task FG
DOMESTIC airline operators, yesterday, called on the Federal Government to provide a level playing ground for all the airlines currently operating to compete with the new national carrier that will come into operation in December as the government has said it will be private sector driven.
Woman kills mum, grandma
A New Jersey woman Heather Barbera has killed her mother and grandmother and leaving their lifeless bodies inside a blood-spattered, high-rise apartment while she used the women’s cash and credit cards to live it up in Atlantic City and New York City.
World must not forget Chibok, Dapchi girls’ parents – Ex-Mauritius President
Former President of Mauritius, Prof. Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, on Thursday, urged the world not to forget the parents of the yet to be released Chibok and Dapchi girls.
Presidency urges Nigerians to ignore crocodile tears of selfish leaders
Abuja – The Presidency says it considers a communiqué issued by some ethnic and sectional groups assembled in Abuja recently as the shedding of crocodile tears by selfish leaders. Malam Garba Shehu, the President’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, stated this in a statement issued in Abuja on Friday. He noted that the […]
Just in: Court sentences former president to another 8 years in prison
A South Korean court sentenced former president Park Geun-hye to eight more years in prison on Friday after finding her guilty on charges of causing loss of government funds and interfering in a 2016 parliamentary election.
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