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Abandoned Lagos school turns den of robbers

Abandoned Lagos school turns den of robbers

Suspected criminals have taken over an abandoned public school in Mushin, Lagos State, western Nigeria, and converted it into a haven for ...
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Nigerian refugee children bring David Miliband, a former UK Foreign Secretary to his knees

Nigerian refugee children bring David Miliband, a former UK Foreign Secretary to his knees

A bunch of refugee kids singing “ABC” brought former UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband to his knees Monday in the heart of Nigeria’s war...
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Okowa condoles with Abia Gov. Ikpeazu over mother’s death

Okowa condoles with Abia Gov. Ikpeazu over mother’s death

Delta State Governor, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa has commiserated with the Government and people of Abia State on the demise of Mrs B...
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RRS arrests 4, recovers 18 sacks of marijuana

RRS arrests 4, recovers 18 sacks of marijuana

As part of efforts to reduce crime rate in Lagos State, policemen attached to the Rapid Response Squad (RRS) of the State Police Command h...
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NCC slashes MTN’s fine to N674bn, CEO quits

NCC slashes MTN’s fine to N674bn, CEO quits

The MTN Group on Thursday said that it had received a formal letter from the Nigerian Communications Commission confirming the reduction o...
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False declaration of assets: S-Court decides Saraki’s fate Feb 5

False declaration of assets: S-Court decides Saraki’s fate Feb 5

The Supreme Court, yesterday, slated February 5, 2016 to determine the appeal seeking to quash the 13-count criminal charge the Federal Go...
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Osun monarchs may boycott Ooni Ogunwusi’s coronation if…

Osun monarchs may boycott Ooni Ogunwusi’s coronation if…

Osogbo—The newly elected chairman of Osun State Council of Obas, the Owa Obokun of Ijesaland, Oba Adekunle Aromolaran, has said that tradi...
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Dollar sells for N247, overseas travellers groan

Dollar sells for N247, overseas travellers groan

The naira fell against the United States dollar from 243 to 247 at the parallel market on Thursday, a day after the Central Bank of Nigeri...
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