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‘Stranded’ black couple attack Jewish American who helped them replace tire
Jones was rushed to the hospital with his face covered in blood, eyes black and blue. Doctors found a brain bleed and fractured skull and didn’t know if he’d survive.
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75 per cent of Lagos private schools have no licence — commissioner
Just a quarter of the about 20,000 private schools in Lagos have been approved by the state government, education commissioner Folasade Adefisayo has said.
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Abidemi Rufai: Governor Abiodun’s aide to get bail in $350,000 ‘fraud’ case
He would be restricted to travel in New York City and Western Washington and would be monitored with electronic surveillance.
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Wike promises to resign if Amaechi can do this one thing
Wike said Amaechi’s guber reign was characterised by financial malfeasance, accusing him of diverting the $308 million paid by Sahara Energy to acquire the state independent power projects.
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Buhari misses Ibrahim Attahiru’s funeral as governors attend Malami’s wedding
President Muhammadu Buhari has been slammed for missing the burial of late army chief Ibrahim Attahiru.
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COAS Ibrahim Attahiru determined to finish Boko Haram before he was killed — Zulum
At least 20 military officers have lost their lives in the last three months in three crashes involving NAF jets.
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Bandits strike Zamfara again, kill 8 farmers
State police spokesperson Mohammed Shehu said the force has launched a probe into the reported killings.
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Ibrahim Attahiru was assassinated — David Hundeyin
There is nothing accidental about the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) plane crash that killed late army chief Ibrahim Attahiru, investigative journalist David Hundeyin insinuates.
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Fear in Akure as Nigerian youth tweets ‘suicide note’ after ‘crashing N2 million drone’
Several social media posts indicate that the Nigerian youth is in Ijapo area of Akure, the Ondo state capital.
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Ibrahim Attahiru: Nigeria’s army chief dies in Kaduna plane crash
The crash occurred weeks after Attahiru advised lawmakers to investigate his predecessors if they wanted to know how huge amounts of money earmarked for procuring weapons were spent.