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target=_blank>Disinformation fuels support for Burkina junta leader in Nigeria
Kehinde Sanni spends his days smoothing out dents and repainting scratched bumpers in a modest autobody shop in Lagos. He has never left Nigeria, yet he speaks glowingly of Ibrahim Traore, the military leader of Burkina Faso. “Nigeria needs someone
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target=_blank>Amotekun operative dies, another missing after attack at Osun-Oyo boundary
The boundary dispute between communities in Iwo and Ayedire Local Councils in Osun State and Lagelu Local Council in Oyo State took a tragic turn on Wednesday
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target=_blank>Fire destroys phone shops in Kwara market
Phones and electronic accessories worth millions of naira were destroyed in a fire outbreak at the popular Phone Market in Ilorin, Kwara State.
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target=_blank>Residents lament neglect as collapsed Nemnai Bridge deepens Taraba’s woes
Residents and commuters in Gassol Local Council of Taraba State have decried the failure of both the Taraba State and federal governments to fulfil their promises to repair the collapsed Nemnai Bridge.
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target=_blank>FRSC urges fleet operators to install speed limiters after fatal Lagos-Ibadan road crash
The Ogun State Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Akinwumi Fasakin, has called on fleet operators to ensure the installation of speed limit devices, prioritise safety, and remain conscious while driving.
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target=_blank>Minister assures of durable repair on Independence Bridge, highlights progress on Lagos-Calabar highway
The Minister of Works, David Umahi, has assured Lagos residents that the recent repairs on the Independence Bridge are permanent, eliminating the need for further work on the damaged section.
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target=_blank>IYC insists on prosecution of British Army Major over alleged arms trafficking
The umbrella body of Ijaw youths worldwide, the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), has urged President Bola Tinubu and security agencies to thoroughly investigate and prosecute the alleged involvement of a British Army Major in arms trafficking to Delta State and Nigeria.
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target=_blank>Ex-IYC leader condemns cult killings in Bayelsa, urges action
A former President of the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC) and former Bayelsa State Labour Party (LP) governorship candidate, Udengs Eradiri, has condemned the resurgence of cult-related killings in the state, describing the development as unacceptable.
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target=_blank>Court discharges father accused of assault, sets hearing on child custody battle
An Ikeja Chief Magistrate’s Court has discharged a 53-year-old man, Bitrus Malami Daniyan, who was accused of indecently assaulting his seven-year-old daughter.
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target=_blank>Association of Non-Indigenes Welfare decries alleged profiling by Anambra govt
The Association of Non-Indigenes Welfare, led by Chief Great Ikechukwu Ugwuoke, has condemned the Anambra State government’s alleged profiling of its members as being responsible for a majority of criminal activities in the state.
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