Nigeria Breaking News Today Headlines Sunday 27th October 2019
Here are some of the Nigeria Breaking News Today Headlines on some of the newspapers.
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Cross defies tornado, church ripped
T he cross of a mega church in North Dallas is still standing after a tornado ripped through the worship center on Sunday. While no one was hurt during the tornado, Shea Sumlin, lead pastor of Northway Church, described the damage it caused as “catastrophic,” adding he is thankful the storm didn’t twist through the
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Audi abandons air taxi plans
A udi has suspended work on its Pop.Up air taxi and has put its partnership with Airbus to develop the vehicle up for review. Audi said it is working on a fresh direction for its urban air mobility activities as part of its new strategy announced in May. “At present we are working on
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South West U-18 Karate Tourney ends in Lagos
A s part of its efforts to discover and nurture talents from their formative age, the Lagos State Karate Association in conjunction with Optimum Impact Children Youth Development Foundation recently held the 5th edition of the annual South West U-18 Karate Championship. Speaking at the well-attended event, Chairman of the association, Omololu Bello, described
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Sweet corn beans pottage (Adalu special)
‘Adalu’ (beans and corn pottage) is popular among the Egba people of the Yoruba. Adalu simply means beans and corn pottage. However with the revolution of things generally, there has been advancement in the catering field. Adding sweet corn to beans is another favourite way of enjoying beans corn porridge, apart from using normal fresh
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Modern men wear natives
Native attires constitute main part of an African man’s wardrobe. It is simple and casual and makes one look matured. The simple logic of wearing native wears lies behind a person’s taste. From Kampala to Ankara, to lace materials and the like, different styles are in vogue to look one’s best in wearing native attire.
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Hope rises on 1,400km East-West railway
H ope has risen over the commencement of the East-West rail as indication are that the Russian Government might have agreed to support the development of Nigeria’s rail infrastructure by constructing the 1,400 kilometres track which commences from Lagos and terminates at Calabar. Sunday Telegraph learnt that the development was one of the highpoints
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Legal foundations collaborate to tackle defects in Criminal Law in Ekiti
Cleen and MacArthur foundations in partnership have set up a legal group to deliberate on ways to curtail defects in proper enforcement of Administrative of Criminal Justice law (ACJL) in Ekiti. The roundtable committee is being sponsored by Mac Arthur Foundation. The group holds bimonthly meeting to discuss on stagnant issues that constitute setbacks
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Diplomats hold annual lecture
The maiden foreign policy lecture of the Association of Retired Career Ambassadors of Nigeria (ARCAN), tilted: “Nigeria’s Foreign Policy: Evolution, Trends and Prospects since Independence, a personal perspective” comes up this Tuesday at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The lecture which will be delivered by former minister of foreign Affairs, Ambassador Ignatius Olisemeka and
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Violent protest in Edo as driver kills family of four, pregnant woman
Hundreds of youths in Benin the Edo State capital, yesterday, staged a violent protest following the death of four young women reported to be from the same family. The victims, including a pregnant woman among, them were said to have been knocked down by a driver of a BMW car in the early hours of
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Experts canvass daily fruit juice intake
T he Managing Director of CHI Limited Nigeria, Roy Deepanjan, and Chairman, Lagos State Chapter of the Nutrition Society of Nigeria (NSN), Dr. Oluwatosin Adu have called on Nigerians to embrace daily intake of fruit juice as a way of boosting their physical wellbeing. The duo made this call at the 2019 Chivita World […]
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