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World Food Day: Continuing Crisis Is Leading Nigerians To Starvation
As the global community celebrates the United Nations’ World Food Day event, Nigerians continue to be exposed to increasing starvation…
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#EndSARS: An Introspection Into Events Of Oct. 2020
In what was referred to as a decentralised agitation against extrajudicial killings and brutalities by the now-defunct Special Anti-Robbery Squad…
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#EndSARS: Abuja Panel Resumes Sitting Seven Months After Break
Seven months after its last sitting, the #EndSARS panel set up to investigate cases of police brutality in Abuja, Nigeria’s…
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Communal Clash In DR Congo Claims 13 Persons, 50 Houses
13 persons were killed, several others wounded, and 50 houses burnt during three days of communal violence in Kungu territory…
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1 Ecoguard Killed By Armed Gang In Virunga National Park, DR Congo
One ecoguard was killed by armed persons in the Virunga National Park situated in the troubled eastern part of the…
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UPC KIll Civilian, Injure 3 In Mbollo Village, Central African Republic
One person was killed and several others wounded by rebels of the Unite pour la Paix en Centrafrique (UPC) who…
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3 Central African Republic Soldiers Killed, 3 Wounded In Rebel Ambush
Three soldiers of the Central African Republic national army, FACA, were killed and three others seriously wounded in an ambush…
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Insecurity: Will Prayer Save Nigerians From Violence, Killings?
Since the emergence of Boko Haram over a decade ago, along with the inception of other terror groups, Nigerians have…
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Gwoza Returnees Facing Increased Boko Haram Hostility Amid Harvest Season
Years after returning to their reclaimed communities, residents of Gwoza, a major town in southern Borno, Northeast Nigeria, say their…
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WHO Gives Global Tuberculosis Outbreak Resurgence Warning
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that tuberculosis has resurfaced globally since it was last recorded decades ago. The…
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