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Jan- 2020 -22 January
TWO RESIDENTS SHOT DEAD AS SUSPECTED CUSTOMS OFFICIALS CHASE SMUGGLERS
The bullets reportedly hit two persons, with one of them a vulcanizers identified as Monday Adeyemi and died on the…
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22 January
THREE SELF-ACCLAIMED ISLAMIC CLERICS ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED FRAUD, RAPE
The police spokesman said the female victim reported at Adigbe police station that she was duped of the sum of…
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22 January
HERDSMEN ATTACK: ANGLICAN CHURCH BANS CONSUMPTION OF COW MEAT BY MEMBERS IN SOUTH EAST
The clergyman declared that the simple solution to herdsmen attacks and killings in the zone is that he has officially…
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22 January
GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING IN TROUBLE OVER STOLEN N400MILLION, FACES MILITARY COURT MARTIAL
The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, while inaugurating the General Court Martial disclosed that it is to…
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22 January
TRIBUNAL: ABIODUN FLOORS AKINLADE
The Tribunal ruled that the issue of information about academic qualification in Abiodun sworn affidavit had been laid to rest…
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22 January
XENOPHOBIC ATTACK: OBASANJO WANTS SOUTH AFRICA REPORTED TO AFRICAN UNION
The former President in the letter provided by his Media Aide, Kehinde Akinyemi reads, “for any African country to encourage…
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22 January
KOGI DEPUTY GOVERNOR DRAGS GOVERNOR TO COURT
The Deputy Governor in the suit also sought for an order of the court for the payment of N921.5 million…
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22 January
UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE ALLEGEDLY SHOT BY POLICE BURIED
The Student Union Government’s Public Relations Officer, Omofoye Adetola while speaking on the sad development said, “Initially, we did not…
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22 January
HUSBAND SLAPS WIFE TO DEATH
“On the strength of the report, the DPO Atan Ota division SP Salau Abiodun led his detectives to the scene…
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22 January
XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS: 178 NIGERIANS ARRIVE FROM SOUTH AFRICA
The incident led to a diplomatic row between the two biggest African economies, while initially, 313 Nigerians were expected but…
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