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After hectic Borno trip, Buhari to visit London for medical attention
Buhari is expected back in the country in the second week of July. The latest medical trip follows an official visit to Borno state.
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Why we scrapped away goals rule — UEFA president
The rule, used since 1965, decided drawn two-legged games by favouring the team that scored the most away goals.
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Borno nursing school suspends student for not greeting Buhari
There were fears ahead of the president's visit that he would be greeted by protesters or booed because of the spate of insecurity in the state.
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Crowwe: Buhari exposed for bankrolling Adamu Garba’s infamous app — report
The Muhammadu Buhari regime has for two years been funding IPI Solutions, a software engineering firm owned by Adamu Garba to produce Crowwe, a platform, that would help the government silence existing social media platforms in the country.
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Charles Soludo: ‘Former poor boy’ wins APGA guber primary in Anambra
Charles Soludo, former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), says he is a “poor boy” that has been favoured by God.
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This Oyo senator owes Nigeria ₦600,000,000 — AMCON
The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) says it has seized assets belonging to Abdulfatai Buhari, a senator from Oyo state over an alleged N600 million debt.
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Buhari orders Lai Mohammed, Isa Pantami, Malami, others to negotiate with Twitter
President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed a team to engage with Twitter over the suspension of its operations in the country.
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Police arrest 3 humans for attacking cows in Oyo
The Oyo State Police Command has arrested three suspects following the shooting of cows in the Eruwa area of the state.
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ABS FC: Kwara governor expels Saraki’s football club from Ilorin stadium
The Kwara State Government, on Monday, evicted the Abubakar Bukola Saraki (ABS) Football Club, from the state stadium complex, Ilorin.
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Fulanis are the ones keeping us safe — Oluwo of Iwo
The Yoruba monarch said this while stating that his people enjoy a peaceful coexistence with their Fulani counterparts.