Yuletide: Police ban use of fireworks in Enugu
Apapa: Gridlocks returns road repair
Sowore: Akeredolu condemns DSS’ invasion of courtroom
End epidemics by breaking down human rights barriers to health
Challenges to youth empowerment in the Nigerian music, film industries
Buhari orders Accountant General publish daily treasury statement
Angry protesters storm French embassy in Lagos
Reactions: US rapper, Cardi B in Ghana
Rwanda starts Ebola vaccination campaign
EFCC seizes over N643.9m, $706.8m in Kano
2 men in court for allegedly stealing car worth N2.5 million
Okpe Union (North America) donates books to Schools
EFCC secures conviction of 111 fraudsters in Southeast in 11 months
LASEMA boss to educate residents on safety at home
Nairobi governor pleads not guilty to graft charges

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Swedish government postpones unemployment agency reform to defuse crisis
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