2023: Church should be involved in politics – Abe
Rivers APC chieftain, Princewill, quits party over Muslim-Muslim ticket
World population to hit 8 billion on Nov. 15 — UN
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FG threatens to sack contractor handling Yola, Mubi road
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Edafe Ofotokun hails Governor Okowa @ 63
Gunmen assassinate ex-militant leader, Ogede, in Bayelsa

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