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Jan- 2020 -22 January
GOVERNMENT AT ALL LEVELS SHOULD PROVIDE ADEQUATE POLICY FRAME WORK FOR FAMILY PLANNING SAYS, JEGA
The Director said this will aid media practitioners to compliment family planning advocacy efforts through their reportage at the sub-national…
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22 January
ALAAFIN’S ABSENCE ALMOST STALLED ORANYAN FESTIVAL
The reason for the absence of the royal father was not made known, even from the palace quarters, as at…
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22 January
FAKE CRIMES COMMISSION OPERATIVE ARRESTED IN LAGOS
The police said the suspect possess a fake Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) identity card with which he was…
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22 January
FAMILY CRIES FOR JUSTICE 2 YEARS AFTER GRUESOME MURDER OF FINAL YEAR UNIVERSITY STUDENT
The family lamented that the police have not been able to come out with anything substantial on the death of…
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22 January
GOVERNMENT WITHDRAWS 26,000 HECTARES OF FOREST LAND ALLOCATATION TO EX- GOVERNOR AJIMOBI
The Commissioner declared that it was reprehensible for anyone to take possession of Forest lands, knowing the importance of forest…
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22 January
OONI HOSTS FRENCH AMBASSADOR, URGES WORLD LEADERS TO STOP INVESTING ON NUCLEAR WEAPONS
The Co-chairman of National Council of Traditional Rulers of Nigeria (NCTRN) added, “we are one people regardless of our cultural,…
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22 January
TWO UNIVERSITY FINAL YEAR STUDENTS CONVICTED OVER INTERNET FRAUD
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission( EFCC) also alleged that Olugbenga fraudulently impersonated an American known as Paul Edwin to…
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22 January
10,000 NIGERIAN GIRLS WORK AS SEX WORKERS IN BURKINA FASO, SAYS AMBASSADOR
The Ambassador explained that investigations showed that the victims of the sex-trade were kept in appalling conditions in Ouagadougou, the…
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22 January
“FRUSTRATION, LOW-SELF ESTEEM RESPONSIBLE FOR HIGH RATE OF SUICIDE AMONG YOUTHS”, SAYS APOSTLE ACHUDUME
The clergyman, who underscored the need for Nigerians to be their brother’s keeper, charged those at the helms of affairs…
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22 January
AFRICAN UNION NEEDS TO URGENTLY ADDRESS XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS, SAYS BISHOP CHUKWUMA
“Again, it is very unfortunate that most of the people affected in the xenophobic attacks are the Igbo of Nigeria,…
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