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Kenya’s Emmanuel Naibei wins 2021 Access Bank Lagos City Marathon
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[Breaking] Misappropriation of funds: Surulere LGA boils as councillors impeach chairman
By Olasunkanmi Akoni The Legislative Arm of the Suruler Local Government has impeached the elected chairman, Tajudeen Ajide. The legislative arm carried out the impeachment late Friday evening, April 9,
Question and Answer
By Tony Eluemunor There are university teachers and there are university teachers. Every profession, every trade, every vocation, has them; the real and the fake. The remarkable and the scandalous.
The unknown gunmen and the somaliazation of Igbo land
By Dr Ugoji Egujo In Somalia, clan-based guerrillas once sought freedom and dreamt of Eldorado. They chased away a dictator, Siad Barre, and left Somalia in ruins. Change is good.
Umenzekwe in Ezechukwu Elegy
By Emeka Obasi When it rains it pours, that is the lot of All Progressives Congress stalwart, Chief Modestus Okechukwu Umenzekwe. Events began on February 26, with the demise of
Death everywhere
By Francis Ewherido My brother-in-law and friend, Emma EkeneOnuorah, came around last Saturday evening. Earlier in the day, the news of the death of Yinka Odumakin, Vanguard columnist and Afenifere
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Myanmar UN Envoy Urges No-fly Zone as Many Protesters Killed
Myanmar’s own ambassador to the United Nations has called for a no-fly zone and sanctions, as the international community puts more pressure on the military government to end a deadly
Volcano Erupts in Southern Caribbean, Sparking Evacuation Frenzy
La Soufriere volcano on the eastern Caribbean island of St. Vincent erupted on Friday after decades of inactivity, sending dark plumes of ash and smoke billowing into the sky and
Covid-19: Lagos Eases Restrictions on Event Centres, Sets Occupancy Limit at 500
The Lagos state government says it has pegged the occupancy limit for event centres in the Nigerian commercial capital to 500 people while social events can now have 200 people

