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(Breaking) Xenophobic attacks: Nigerians still attend World Economic Support in South Africa
Xenophobic attacks: FG to evacuate Nigerians from South Africa
Breaking: Taliban suicide bomber kills 10, wound 42 in Kabul
Ooni of Ife says attacks on Nigerians in South Africa shameful, unacceptable to black race
Police arraign woman for impersonating AEDC staff, selling stolen metres
Davido makes surprise visit at Infinix Nigeria Lagos office
FIBA World Cup: Hosts China stung by exit
Xenophobia: PMAN urges FG to take action without delay
Aviation fuel scarcity: MOMAN promises to fill gap
Court remands applicant for burning his father’s favourite chair
JUST IN: Tribunal sacks APC Rep in C’ River
Botswana issues alert to travelers destined for South Africa
Buhari meets Chinese President’s Special Envoy at Aso Rock
Xenophobia: NANS advises youths to shun violence
Dollar, yen fall as global tensions ease, pound rallies
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SubscribeIhedioha improves on security in Imo, says party member
A member of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Imo, Chief Collins Nwachukwu, says that the administration of Gov. Emeka Ihedioha has sustained security across the state.
Waive to NPDC: Begin remediation work on ruptured Abura Crude pipeline
MEMBER representing Ughelli North, Ughelli South, and Udu federal constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Francis Ejiroghene Waive, has called on Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, NPDC, to immediately commence remediation works over the ruptured Abura crude oil pipeline in Otu-Jeremi community, Ughelli South council area of Delta State.
Xenophobic attacks: Telecom, MTN workers beg Nigerians against reprisal attacks
Workers in the nation’s telecommunications and Communications sector including MTN Nigeria, have pleaded with Nigerians to stop reprisal attacks on MTN and other South African business interests in Nigeria following ongoing xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and their businesses in South Africa.
South Africa acknowledges ‘Afrophobia’ partly to blame for violence against foreigners
South Africa’s Foreign Minister acknowledged on Thursday that prejudice against people from other African countries was one of the causes behind deadly attacks on foreign-owned businesses, a day after Pretoria was forced to shut its embassy in Nigeria over threats of retaliatory violence.
Snowkyo 2020: Tokyo organisers to test fake snow to cool Olympics
Tokyo 2020 Olympic chiefs have already rolled out everything from misting stations to flowerbeds to beat the heat at next year’s games, and now they want to let it snow.
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