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No going back on strike ― Uber, Bolt drivers

…lament 15 deaths, 20 missing members By Bose Adelaja Over 20,000 e-cab drivers spread across Lagos State on Sunday, said there is no going back on its proposed strike on

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Purge your government of terrorist sympathizers, HURIWA advises Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari By Dirisu Yakubu Foremost rights advocacy group, the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, HURIWA, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to go the whole distance in

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Driver loses control of car, crushes mother, two children in Oyo

By Ola Ajayi TWO children and their mother have died in a fatal auto crash that happened in Ogbomoso, at the weekend. Vanguard gathered that the accident that claimed three

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Ohanaeze warns against military deployment in S-East zone

By Ugochukwu Alaribe The apex Igbo socio-cultural Ohanaeze Ndigbo has warned that military deployment in the South-East zone may lead to the break of Nigeria. The group noted that there

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Goalie sent off in Ecuador for urinating

Goalkeeper Joaquin Pucheta was shown a red card in Ecuador’s Serie A for urinating behind his goal as his team Macara beat last-place Orense, 1-0, according to local media. The

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Ziyech targets 'special' finish for Chelsea

Hakim Ziyech has challenged Chelsea to make it a “special” end to the season as the Blues chase Champions League and FA Cup glory. The post Ziyech targets 'special' finish

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Buhari bounces back, preaches compassion

President Muhammadu Buhari President Muhammadu Buhari returned to Nigeria after a 16-day medical trip to London, preaching compassion to Nigerians as he resumed his high profile job. Buhari, who returned

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Alleged Money Printing: Did Obaseki Goof?

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Bawa, EFCC Can Do Better!

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El-Rufai: Between Idealism and Reality

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