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Police, military ‘kill 4 APC supporters’ as Sierra Leone elections turn violent
The supporters were killed 65km outside Freetown.
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Why Wike should lead APC — Tinubu’s ally
A party chieftain and member of the dissolved Tinubu-Shettima Presidential Campaign Council in Rivers State has thrown his weight behind the proposed defection of former Governor Nyesom Wike to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
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Why Wike, Atiku may go to war again — report
The Peoples Democratic Party and its standard bearer in the last election, Atiku Abubakar are on a collision course with the G-5 over the minority leadership in the National Assembly, particularly the Senate.
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Man allegedly sells 9-year-old son for N400k because ‘Nigeria is hard’
Akwa Ibom State Police Command has arrested one Gabriel Okon Ekpiri, a native of Ekit Itam Akpan Obong community in Itu Local Government Area of the state, for selling his nine-year-old son for the sum of N400,000.
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IGP orders police to stop following ‘one way’
The acting Inspector-General of Police, Olukayode Egbetokun, has issued a directive ordering all police convoys to henceforth, as a matter of compulsion, obey all traffic regulations.
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Acting IGP Egbetokun orders withdrawal of mobile police personnel from VIPs
He said the force would re-evaluate the responsibilities of the PMF to ensure their effective utilisation.
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7 arrested as DSS, military raid baby factory in Adamawa
17 underage females were rescued.
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Trinity Guy: Viral prankster committed to jail over inappropriate skit with 10-year-old girl
He could be jailed for 16 years.
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FG suspends work on Lagos-Ibadan expressway to ease Sallah travel
It said the suspension, which will be in place between Tuesday and Sunday, will allow easy travels for those celebrating the upcoming Sallah holiday.
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France to invest €600,000 to teach Nigerians how to speak French
The Embassy of France in Nigeria has officially set in motion projects that would position French as a language of communication in secondary schools and across the nation’s public space.