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Two confirmed dead in train collision with Lagos staff bus
Two people have been confirmed dead in the collision of a train and Lagos State Government staff bus in the Ikeja area of Lagos State on Thursday morning. The spokesman for the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) Adebayo Taofiq confirmed the casualties. Also, a spokesman for the National Emergency Management Agency in Lagos, Ibrahim
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Army rescues Cross River commissioner from kidnappers
The Army said it has rescued the Commissioner for Women Affairs in Cross River, Gertrude Njar, from kidnappers’ hideout. Army spokesperson Dorcas Aluko made the disclosure in a statement. Aluko said Njar was kidnapped on February 1 in the Mayne Avenue area, Calabar South. The Army spokesperson said the troops acted on actionable intelligence on
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Many injured as train rams into Lagos staff bus
A train has collided with a Lagos State Government staff bus in the Shogunle area of Oshodi in Lagos. The incident took place on Thursday morning. Eyewitness said the bus was attempting to cross the rail track when an oncoming train rammed into it. The train reportedly dragged the bus from Shogunle to the PWD
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Court orders BVAS reset as INEC shifts guber polls to March 18
With barely 48 hours to the conduct of the governorship and state Houses of Assembly elections, the Court of Appeal, yesterday, refused to restrain the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) from reconfiguring the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) machines.
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How Nigerians should demonstrate against ‘sham’ Feb 25 poll, by Atiku
Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, yesterday, suggested a “better way” for Nigerians to “demonstrate against the sham election of February 25.”
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Akere auto-spare market fire: Controversy trails death of 65-year-old security guard
A 65-year-old security guard was confirmed dead, while traders counted losses, yesterday, following an early morning fire that engulfed the popular Akere auto-spare parts market in Ajegunle, Lagos.
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Deployment of ICT director not reason for BVAS technical hitch, INEC claims
The Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) cannot be described as an invention of one staff member of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Rather, it is the Commission’s idea and invention, just as the now rested Smart Card Reader (SCR), a source in INEC has said.
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Niger: Armed bandits kill pregnant woman, four others, abduct 50
Armed bandits have killed a six-month pregnant woman and four others, and abducted 50 people, leaving many injured in Rafi Local Council of Niger State.
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CSO decries alleged silence by Ayade on abducted female commissioner, 35 days after
Cross River Child Protection Network (CPN), a Non- Governmental Organisation (NGO), has decried continuous silence of Governor Ben Ayade’s administration on the abduction of the state Commissioner for Women Affairs, Prof. Gertrude Njar, 35 days after.
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Women group issues 14-day ultimatum to IGP to produce missing baby Joseph
A coalition of women groups led by Women’s Advocates Research and Documentation Centre (WARDC) has given the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Usman Alkali Baba, a 14-day ultimatum to find one Baby Joseph, who they claimed is in custody of a police officer, Samuel Ukpabio. Inspector Ukpabio, attached to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID),
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