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Abia: Ikpeazu backs financial autonomy for legislature, judiciary
Abia governor Okezie Ikpeazu says his administration is committed to ensuring financial autonomy for the state’s judiciary and legislature.
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El-Rufai turns to Spartacus, says only solution to bandits is ‘kill them all’
The only way to put an end to banditry in the country is to bomb the forests where bandits are hiding and eliminate them completely, Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai has said.
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Kaduna: More troubles for El-Rufai as bandits invade private varsity, kidnap students
The governor also says he will not pay ransom even if members of his own family are abducted.
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George Floyd: Jury finds Derek Chauvin guilty of all charges
Chauvin, 45, could be sent to prison for decades when he is sentenced in about two months a case that triggered worldwide protests, violence and a furious reexamination of racism and policing in the U.S.
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Rhoda Agboje: Abuja babe, boyfriend arrested for ‘selling cannabis cookies to schoolchildren’
The alleged syndicate unravelled following the arrest of Agboje who was allegedly caught with four pieces of the drug cookies.
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IPOB: Lai Mohammed attacks UK over ‘pro-Biafra’ plans
"The UK’s decision is disrespectful of Nigeria as a nation."
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Danladi Umar: Senate investigates CCT chairman for ‘assaulting’ Abuja guard
Umar was caught on video as he stepped out of his car at Banex Plaza, Wuse 2, Abuja, appearing to hit a security guard who had told him his vehicle was parked in the wrong space.
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Sunday Erhabor: Meet Nigeria Police ASP who ‘hasn’t shot anyone since 1992’
Sunday Erhabor, an assistant superintendent of police, who was harassed by a motorist in Lagos says he has never shot any person since he joined the Nigerian Police Force.
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Chad: Army names president’s son new leader after ‘rebels killed’ Idriss Deby
Like his father, Deby has also been involved in the fight against rebel forces and Boko Haram insurgents.
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Insecurity caused by Buhari’s jobless economy, Fayemi admits
Ekiti governor Kayode Fayemi says the spate of insecurity in Nigeria is a consequence of unemployment.