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Pakistani police arrest 2 Christian nurses on blasphemy charges
Police in Pakistan’s central Punjab province have taken two Christian nurses into custody after they were accused of committing blasphemy. The nurses, who work at a local hospital in the
Covid-19: No entitlements for families of 17 doctors killed, NARD President alleges
•Tells Nigerians: We feel your pains but blame FG, govs for strike •‘Our hazard allowance is N5,000, each senator collects N1.2m’ By Chioma Obinna The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors,
Senate President decries attacks on correctional facilities
President of the Senate Ahmad Lawan has decried recent attacks on Police formations and Correctional facilities in Imo. A statement by Mr Ola Awoniyi, the senate presidents Special Assistant on
Prince Philip’s funeral to be held on April 17 — Buckingham Palace
The funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh will be held at Windsor on April 17, with no public access nor public procession beforehand, a Buckingham Palace spokesman said on Saturday.
Yinka Odumakin died planning a new Nigeria built on equity – Joe Okei, widow
Joe Okei-Odumakin …Says he fought many battles …‘We thought Covid was going to be another passing moment’ …Relives sad moment news of death was broken to her By Olayinka Ajayi
Saudi Arabia executes three soldiers convicted on high treason
Saudi Arabian authorities said Saturday that they executed three soldiers after they were convicted on charges of high treason. The Defence Ministry named the three in a statement and said
How Yinka Odumakin attended to Yoruba issues on sick bed – Associates, in-laws, others relive the late Afenifere spokesman’s life
By Kennedy Mbele At the main gate of the popular Omole Estate, Ojodu, Lagos hung a portrait of the frontline human rights activist, Yinka Odumakin, confirming the news of his
Yahaya: We Must Sustain Our Cherish Unity
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At the N’Assembly, It’s Been One Death Too Many
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We can correct the future by documenting the past — Adegbola
By Chris Onuoha A writer and author of many books on the Yoruba history and culture, Prince Adelegan Adegbola has said that it will be difficult to correct the challenges
