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South Africa’s xenophobia: A gathering of many demons
How a model betrayed me — Beevlingz
2023: Governorship rotation won’t cease in Delta, it will continue – Senator Osakwe declares
IOCs turn host communities to beggars, dictate to state govts — Sheriff Mulade, CEPEJ boss
“Guns that never shot”
Dare: Minister for junkies and cultists
Dismantling Enugu’s axis of evil, Abia’s slaughter house: A call to IGP, NSA
Between my wife and my son
Lagos – Ibadan Expressway: Discipline beckons!
Do we embrace China or align with the west?
Anohu-Amazu: The Eagle Lands at Africa Development Bank
26-yr-old notorious suspect declared wanted for attacking policemen
How kidnappers killed 5, abducted 25
When Kwara governor disguised to ride on Okada
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Mothers who are dissatisfied with the fathers of their children and male partners, tend to spend more time talking to their infants—but only if the child is a boy, according to a new study.
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The Killing Spree: Timeline of Nigerians killed in South Africa
Despite the historic role Nigeria played in the liberation struggle of South Africans during the apartheid regime, many Nigerians have been killed in reoccurring xenophobic attacks in the country.
XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS: Era of diplomatic niceties over- NIGERIANS TELL BUHARI
As prominent citizens continue to react to spates of xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa, the leadership of the House of Representatives has come out forcefully declaring that it was time to take drastic action against the country assuring that the House would seek and obtain by whatever means available, due restoration and recompense for everything that has been lost by Nigerians in South Africa.
Buhari okays harmonised national anti-corruption strategy
President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the implementation of harmonised National Anti-Corruption Strategy, NACS, to enhance the effort of his administration to recover stolen public assets.
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