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Lagos State Residents Live In Fear Of Cultists, As Police Clampdown Intensifies
Idowu Omiyale (not real name), a minibus driver in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, was out for work early in the morning,…
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Controversy Brews Over Release Of Anti-Balaka Rebel Leader Who Killed UN Soldiers
There is growing disquiet in the Central African Republic following the sudden appearance of Jean Francis Diandi, alias Ramazani, warlord…
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8-Year-Old Boy Dies As DR Congo Forces, Rebels Clash
An eight-year-old boy was hit by a stray bullet during a clash between soldiers of the DR Congo government (FARDC)…
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Househunting: Harassment, Discrimination Trap For Single Nigerian Women
When Adanna Nwankwo was moving to Lagos, there were so many things she did not think of. Having lived most…
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Security Forces Rescue 10 Kaduna Airport Staff Quarters Abductees
The 10 persons abducted by terrorists at the Kaduna Airport Staff quarters on March 6, have been rescued, the Kaduna…
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‘Rotate Us, Our Morale Is Very Low’- Nigerian Soldiers Petition Army Leadership
Soldiers deployed for counterinsurgency operations in Borno State, Northeast Nigeria, have again pleaded to be rotated, having spent over five…
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Communities In Northwest Nigeria Now Scheme To Repel Terrorist Attacks
Communities in Katsina State, Northwest Nigeria, have begun devising tricks to repel terrorist attacks, in keeping with recent advice by…
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Nigeria’s Northeast Requires $1 Billion In 2021 For Humanitarian Response
Around $1 billion is required to address humanitarian needs in Northeast Nigeria in 2021, the United Nations Office for the…
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Abuja-Akure: 41 Security Checkpoints But No Guarantee Of Safety
In recent times, when one is embarking on a trip in Nigeria, there are several factors to consider. With the…
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Is Education Under Attack In Northern Nigeria?
Schools have increasingly become terrorists’ attack targets in Nigeria’s Northern region, raising the question of whether students are merely victims…
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