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Ghana gives players $10,000 each for U-20 AFCON victory
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Reactions as Rohr places Onuachu on standby, invites Musa
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Customers with faulty meters shouldn’t get estimated bills – NERC
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Food security: Lagos trains agric extension agents, assures priority attention
By Olasunkanmi Akoni Lagos State Government has expressed readiness to prioritize and place more importance on its extension officers to ensure that they are able to better help farmers
Delta has attained 35% affirmative for women – Commissioner
Delta State Government says the state has attained the 35 per cent affirmative action for women in elective and appointive offices . Mrs Florence Alatan, State Commissioner for Women Affairs,
No licence, no car – mum drives Bayern starlet Musiala to training
Bayern Munich starlet Jamal Musiala has revealed that his mother has to drive him to training while the 18-year-old works on getting his driving licence. The post No licence, no
One Killed As South African Students Protest Over Tuition Debt
A South African Police Service (SAPS) officer gestures as he walks next to debris in a road during a protest in Braamfontein, Johannesburg, on March 10, 2021. Emmanuel Croset /
Man in court for allegedly assaulting, obstructing police officers on duty
A 33-year-old man, Odukoya Adeola, allegedly charged with obstructing and assaulting police officers on duty, on Wednesday appeared before a Badagry Magistrates’ Court. The defendant, whose address is unknown, is
COVID-19: Tokyo 2021 Olympics closed to foreign fans ― LOC
Japan has decided to stage this summer’s Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics without overseas spectators due to public concern in Japan about COVID-19, Kyodo news agency reported on Tuesday, quoting officials.
Nigeria: Vigilantes in Niger State to Be Armed with Pump-action Guns
Authorities in the north-central Niger State of Nigeria have announced that they are going to arm vigilante groups with pump-action rifles. The officials say they want to improve local security in a
