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Troops arrest 12 suspects over murder of herdsman in Plateau
Tunisia rejects EU financial aid
Troops arrest 12 suspects over murder of herdsman in Plateau
Benue: Collapsing church building kills pastor, injures four others
Abduction of 25 Ondo church members, act of wickedness — CAN
Man United vs Galatasaray: Preview, team news, predictions
Former crypto boss Bankman-Fried’s trial begins
Opposition leader, Patrick Herminie charged with witchcraft
Ex-BBNaija star Maria Chike, partner welcome first child
Police in Benue arrest 4 over murder of retired judge
UCL: Leipzig seek revenge over ‘historic’ 7-0 thrashing by City
Babies born with teeth normal – Pediatric dentist
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SubscribeFee hike: OAU students protest, lock entrance gate
Students of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun state have shut the school over the refusal of the management to reduce the recent hike in tuition.
Strike: NECA, CSO commend Labour, govt on resolutions
Mr Adewale-Smatt Oyerinde, Director-General, Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA), says the trade dispute resolutions between the Labour Union and the Federal Government resolution shows social dialogue remain the most veritable way to resolve any issue.
Lampard ‘not completely surprised’ by Chelsea’s poor start
Former Chelsea manager Frank Lampard has said that he is not ‘completely surprised’ by the Blues struggles this season.
Correct past mistakes ahead of Bayelsa, Kogi, Imo elections, TAF Africa tells INEC
ABUJA – AS off-circle elections draw closer, an election observer, TAF Africa, weekend, called on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to learn and correct past mistakes ahead of the Bayelsa, Kogi and Imo governorship elections.
NLC protest: Reps hail organised labour for suspending planned strike
The House of Representatives has hailed the organised labour led by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) for shelving their planned nationwide strike.
Kenya leads UN-approved force to tackle Haiti’s deadly gangs
Kenya will lead an international force tasked with bringing order back in Haiti, a country where gangs are responsible for a surge in killings, rapes, and kidnappings.
FCMB celebrates team service
“Excellent customer care is a team effort, not just the responsibility of our frontline employees,” said FCMB Managing Director Yemisi Edun.
Tinubu not parading female certificate, Onoh mocks critics
President Bola Tinubu’s image maker in the south East, Dr. Josef Onoh has taken a swipe at critics who have gone to town claiming that the Nigeria President’s certificate released by the Chicago State University certificate bears the mark of a female graduate other than President Tinubu who is a man.
Photos: LASTMA official causes tragedy as vehicle kills pregnant woman, her children, ‘keke’ driver
Eyewitnesses alleged that one of the LASTMA officials at Okota Roundabout was trying to take the steering of a Toyota Sienna vehicle from the driver while in motion
Niger begins three-day national mourning for killed soldiers
Niger began three days of national mourning Tuesday after 29 soldiers were killed in a suspected jihadist attack, the deadliest since the military took power in July.
Gen V’ : ‘The Boys’ debuts new students in its spin-off
“The Boys,” a satirical superhero comedy that has been one of the most popular shows on TV since its 2019 debut, has unleashed a college-set spinoff called Gen V and is streaming from today, the 29th of September.
Australian Open to become 15-day event in 2024
The Australian Open will officially return as a 15-day event for the first time in 2024, according to reports.
The new development is to be implemented as an attempt to reduce the number of late-night games at Melbourne Park, as seen in the past years of the competition.
Fashola faults ‘Coat of Arms’ display on national flag
Former Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has cautioned Nigerians from inscribing the coat of arms on the national flag, saying doing so is a misuse of the national colours.
Speak up on Tinubu’s certificate saga – Soyinka told
The Neo Africana Centre has asked the Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, to join the controversy trailing President Bola Tinubu’s claim of having attended and obtained a certificate from Chicago State University (CSU) in the United States of America.
Strike: NECA commends FG, organised labour on resolution
Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA) has commended the Federal Government and the Organised Labour for the resolution reached to avert the indefinite strike in the country.
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