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Leicester Coach Condemns Ndidi, Iheanacho’s Yellow Cards
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Balogun Impresses at Right Back in Europa League for Rangers
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Man City Distance Selves from Messi’s Move
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Insecurity: I owe no one apology for speaking the truth to Nigerians and I’ll not be intimidated to submission – Ortom
By Peter Duru, Makurdi Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State yesterday said he has no apologies for anyone particularly those in positions of authority for speaking the truth to Nigerians.
Hopes return for Iran nuclear deal as US says prepared to re-engage
Hopes returned for the 2015 Iran nuclear deal on Friday, as Washington said it was prepared to re-engage in diplomacy on the badly damaged accord, and Tehran did not rule
WTO to UK: Don’t Wait for Surplus, Send Vaccines to Poorer Nations Now
The UK should donate vaccines to developing countries now rather than waiting until it has a surplus, the new head of the World Trade Organization has told the BBC. Ngozi
Nigerians Charged to Pray Against Insecurity
Nigerians, irrespective of religious persuasions have been charged to obtain religious fasting, as an antidote to duly arrest their problems or challenges whatsoever, more importantly as an antidote against crime,
#EndSARS protesters trapped between trauma and fear
A file image of the #EndSARS protesters at Lekki Tollgate The Lekki tollgate in Lagos has frozen in time since October when security forces shot at peaceful protesters. At least
Ahmad Sani Yarima pays sympathy visit to Seriki Hausa Shasha
The first Civilian Governor of Zamfara State, Senator Ahmad Sani (Yarima Bakura), on Thursday paid a sympathy visit to the Seriki Shasha, Oyo State, Alhaji Haruna Maiyasin Katsina over the
Two killed during Covid protests in Gabon
Police in Gabon said Friday that two men were shot dead in Libreville during curfew violations and protests against coronavirus restrictions. The two were shot late Thursday as the country
