Ex-Commissioner for Information and Tourism under former Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha, Prof. Vitalis Ajumbe, has provided the explanation for …
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“Appalling UAE measures against Nigerians: former NIDO chair:
Obed Monago, a former leader of the Nigerians in Diaspora Organization Americas (NIDOA), has criticized the way the United Arab …
Read More »“In response to communal abuse, a rights group strips an Enugu woman naked over snails:
The humiliating treatment and stripping of a helpless widow by the youths of the Agunese Affam-Mmaku Autonomous Community in the …
Read More »“FG urges Kano govt to support – it in checking unemployment:
The Kano government has been urged to assist the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) in its attempts to reduce unemployment, …
Read More »“Elders caution Nigerians to stay careful and ignore any threats during terrorism alerts:
The Patriotic Elders Network for Peace and Justice has asked Nigerians to disregard warnings about security threats from the US, …
Read More »“Apparently kidnapped in Zamfara are the district chief and his younger brother:
A District Head named Hashimu and his younger brother Danbalange of Birnin Tsaba in the Zurmi Local Government Area of …
Read More »“Naira Redesign Controversies, fears as – CBN takes drastic, step to save currency:
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, announced the revamping of the higher denominations of the Naira within the week in …
Read More »“Police refute claims, of planted – bombs across Abuja:
The idea that bombs have been hidden throughout Abuja has been disproved by the Nigeria Police Force. On …
Read More »“Elon Musk finally takes over – Twitter, fires top executives:
Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, took complete control of Twitter late on Thursday. The co-founder of …
Read More »“EFCC accuses an Abuja software developer of N3.7 million in fraud:
Felix John Ella, a software developer from Abuja, has been charged with money laundering for allegedly transferring N3.7 million. …
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