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[BREAKING NEWS]: Two Nigerian teenagers recently trafficked to Ghana in a reported work scam have been rescued.
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Nigeria’s Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has condemned rising incidents of mob justice an directed the Deputy Inspector-General of Police to investigate these cases and ensure accountability for those involved.
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''Before we knew what was happening police was already beating us...they were beating us.''
Blessing Osugba, who was present at the #EndSarsMemorial4 yesterday, describes her experience at the Lekki Toll Gate, saying they were treated like criminals despite notifying the Commissioner of Police a day in advance about their intention to gather.
Amnesty International Nigeria has expressed alarm over persistent human rights violations by the Nigeria Police, including unlawful detention, extortion, torture, and sexual violence, four years after the October 2020 #EndSARS protests.
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''How many foreign lecturers do you have in Nigeria? How many foreign students do you have? So that is why we will keep on struggling.''
Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, says Nigerians should prioritise the quality of our tertiary education, not quantity.
The Nigerian Army has confirmed that Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, is alive, refuting rumors circulated by bloggers and some online publications.
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A clash among customers at Abuja's sole selling PMS filling station this morning underscores the severity of recent fuel shortages and the frustration felt by commuters across the country.
Marseille returned to form with a 5-0 victory over Montpellier on Sunday, narrowing the gap to Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain to three points.
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Women farmers in northern Malawi have developed a smart solution to counter climate change's adverse effects by creating wine from overripe bananas.
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Yesterday marked the fourth anniversary of the tragic events at Lekki Toll Gate, where peaceful #EndSARS protesters were shot and killed in 2020. The memory of that night still resonates deeply with many Nigerians. @bettina_lih reports.
Breast cancer survivors in Ghana's Eastern Region are concerned that rising treatment costs are resulting in increased fatalities, as many patients cannot afford to continue their care.
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S&P Global has upgraded Côte d’Ivoire’s economy to BB, reflecting the country's ongoing reforms to stabilize it. This upgrade coincides with Côte d’Ivoire's focus on cocoa, its primary export, which continues to command high prices due to strong demand.
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Quarter three earning releases for some companies seem to boost their stocks on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, but will they meet expectations? Finance expert Muktar Mohammed joins us to discuss today’s Market Pulse.
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The Transmission Company of Nigeria has stated that, despite rising electricity tariffs, costs remain lower in Nigeria than in neighbouring countries.
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“The town hall series is one of our signature projects across the world. We take political issues and discuss them in various locations...Wherever Africans are, we will be there."
MD of News Central, @KayodeAkintemi, emphasises the importance of global discussions on #DiasporaVoting at the #NCTownhallSeries.
“There are three resources that you need in order to solve a development problem: number one, you need partnership...you need knowledge...you need money…the diaspora represents these three resources.”
@obyezeks speaking at the #NCTownhallseries on Nigerian #diasporavoting.
“You’re direct beneficiaries of the right to vote; many of you think the money you send home is enough. The extent of respect society has for you is dependent on whether or not Nigeria is a well-governed country.”
@obyezeks tells Nigerians at #NCTownhallSeries in New York on #DiasporaVoting
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