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19 persons die in accident along Kaduna-Abuja road
By Ibrahim HassanWuyo Security agencies have reported that 19 people died in a ghastly road traffic crash at the Kateri axis of the Kaduna-Abuja highway on Sunday. Samuel Aruwan ,Commissioner,
Congo Presidential Candidate in Hospital with Covid-19 as Polls Open
The leading opposition candidate in Congo-Brazzaville’s presidential election is in hospital with Covid-19 while voting is under way. After casting his ballot, President Sassou N’Guesso, who is widely expected to
Herdsmen kill father, son, nephew in Edo farm reserve road
herdsmen – We rescued 2 victims kidnapped by herdsmen – Council boss By Ochuko Akuopha THREE indigenes of Ezhionum community, Ukwuani Local Government Area, Delta State, a father, his son
World Powers Push Somalia to End Poll Deadlock
The UN, the US, Canada, the African Union and several European nations have called on Somalia’s political leaders to “show leadership” by reaching an agreement on elections that were delayed
Militant Attack Kills at Least 40 in Niger
No less than 40 people have been killed in suspected militant attacks in Niger’s western Tahoua region on Sunday, hours after the constitutional court validated the election of Mohamed Bazoum
Mauritius Turns to Indian-made Covaxin Vaccine Amid Concerns
Mauritius has begun the use of the Indian-made Covaxin vaccine after running out of its 100,000 doses of Oxford-Astrazeneca vaccine. The Covaxin vaccine, produced by India’s Bharat Biotech company is
Lobi Stars FC manager, Barnabas Imienger is dead
Lobi Stars FC of Benue state, Monday, announced the passing of their team manager and former Super Eagles striker, Barnabas Imienger. The announcement was made on the website of the
Federal High Court begins Easter vacation March 29
Federal High Court Federal High Courts across the country will commence Easter vacation on Monday, March 29. In a circular signed by Mr Emmanuel Gakko, the Chief Registrar of the
Rwanda Confirms UK, South Africa Covid Variants
Authorities in Rwanda say it has confirmed the presence of new variants of the Covid-19 virus first identified in the UK and South Africa. Health Minister Daniel Ngamije told the

