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My resignation not admission of guilt – Nnaji
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Certificate forgery allegations: Why Minister, Geoffrey Nnaji, resigned
Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Geoffrey Nnaji, has resigned, following allegations of certificate forgery levelled against him.
Gunshots fired at Ecuador president’s motorcade
The government has accused cartels — who are vying for control of cocaine trading routes — of being behind the unrest.
Kalu’s leadership driving remarkable progress in constitution review — House Committee
By Gift ChapiOdekina, Abuja The House of Representatives Committee on Constitution Review has attributed the remarkable progress recorded in the ongoing amendment process to the leadership acumen of its Chairman, Deputy Speaker Benjamin Okezie Kalu, and the unwavering commitment of members of the committee. Speaking with journalists in Abuja on Monday, the Committee’s spokesperson, Hon. […]
Nigerian newspapers review: [Federal highway of horror Pt 2] Motorists, travellers in anguish
Vanguard also reports that President Bola Tinubu is seeking approval for $2.3 billion external borrowing.
Cameroon’s 92-year-old president makes first election campaign appearance
Organizers said nearly 25,000 people were expected at the rally, but only a few hundred showed up, AFP correspondents present estimated.

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