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Mbaka bows, apologises to Catholic church, Bishop Onaga
Rev-Father-Mbaka By Chinedu Adonu The Spiritual Director of Adoration Ministry, Enugu, Nigeria, Rev Fr Ejike Mbaka on Sunday apologized to the Catholic church and Bishop Callistus Onaga over the vandalization
Violence-hit Jerusalem Braces for Jewish Nationalist March
Palestinians have clashed with Israeli police for a third night in Jerusalem, and there are fears of more violence later on Monday over a planned Jewish nationalist march in the
Insecurity: God won’t forgive Buhari if Nigeria goes to war — Gani Adams
Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, Aare Gani Adams …Says calls for secession demonstration of FG’s failure …APC has lost the will to secure Nigerians, says PDP treasurer By Dapo Akinrefon &
UK Set for Hugs, Indoor Dining from May 17 as Covid Curbs Further Relaxed
England will move ahead with plans to ease further Covid-19 restrictions on May 17, including allowing people to hug and meet indoors, thanks to favourable data on infections and vaccines,
Olu of Warri: Itsekiri protest, sue for peace
By Ozioruva Aliu HUNDREDS of Itsekiri, including old and young, weekend, stormed the Assistant Inspector General (AIG) of Police Zone 5 in Benin City, Edo State, where they protested the
Pipeline Cyber-attack: US Passes Emergency Waiver Over Fears of Fuel Shortage
The US government issued emergency legislation on Sunday after the largest fuel pipeline in the US was hit by a ransomware cyber-attack. The Colonial Pipeline carries 2.5 million barrels a
Chad Claims Win Over Rebels, Celebrates with Victory Parade in N’Djamena
The military in Chad has claimed victory against northern rebels following weeks of fighting. The conflict against Libya-based rebels threw the country into a crisis when President Idriss Déby died
Tension between C-River, Benue communities over killing of 4 by mob
By Emma Una THE killing of four persons in Vandeikya, a Benue State border community with Cross River State by a mob has stirred tension between the two states. Vanguard
Japan Mulls Alternatives to Suez Canal after Ever Given Shock
The Ever Given, one of the world’s largest container ships, lost control in the midst of a dust storm and high winds on March 23, and became wedged across the
Don’t sell arms to Nigeria, Nnamdi Kanu tells US
Nnamdi Kanu By Steve Oko Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has urged the United States of America, USA, not to sell arms to the Nigerian
