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Communities under threat as armed men terrorise Kwara South

Kwara, which prides itself as a State of Harmony, has long been considered one of Nigeria’s most peaceful places. The ICIR reports how violent...

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Oshiomhole accuses retired generals of sponsoring illegal mining

THE Chairman Senate Committee on Interior, Adams Oshiomhole, has alleged that some retired military generals might be responsible for illegal mining activities across Nigeria. He...

I remain Lagos State speaker – Obasa

SUSPENDED speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Mudashiru Obasa, has declared that he remained the speaker despite his replacement by his deputy,...

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Plateau government turns a blind eye as climate disasters ravage communities

AS flood and windstorm increasingly impact Plateau State, many affected families desperately need assistance.  However, the Plateau State Emergency Management Agency (PLASEMA) and the Environmental Protection and...

Full list: 42 executive orders signed by Trump on inauguration day

UNITED States (US) President Donald Trump signed executive orders on his inauguration day on Monday, January 20, reversing several policies of his predecessor, Joe...

Communities under threat as armed men terrorise Kwara South

Kwara, which prides itself as a State of Harmony, has long been considered one of Nigeria’s most peaceful places. The ICIR reports how violent...

ICPC charges TETFund contractors with diverting N2.2 billion student training funds

By Qosim SULEIMAN THE Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has charged two Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) contractors and their companies...

Telecoms subscribers vow to challenge 50% tariff hike in court

THE National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers (NATCOMS) have vowed to challenge the 50 per cent tariff hike approved for telecoms service providers by the...
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