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Body Found In UK Pond Identified As Missing Nigerian Student Richard Okorogheye
The body found on Monday in the search for missing 19-year-old Nigerian student Richard Okorogheye has been formally identified as…
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AstraZeneca: UK Records 30 Cases Of Blood Clotting After Vaccinating Over 18 Million
Thirty cases of rare blood clotting have been recorded in Britain among more than 18 million people who have had…
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#EndSARS Protests: Accurate Information On Fatalities Not Available, Says US
The United States Government has said that information on the number of fatalities recorded during the #ENDSARS protests in Lekki…
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UBA America to Facilitate Investment, Development Capital, Trade Between North America and Africa, says CEO
UBA America, the United States’ subsidiary of Pan African financial institution, United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, has pledged its…
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SCAM ALERT: We’re not issuing new type of work visa, US embassy warns
The United States embassy in Nigeria has denied issuing a new type of work visa as claimed by a viral…
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North Korea fired two short-range missiles just days after a visit to the region by the top US defense and…
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Male Suspect Charged With Murder In Colorado Mass Shooting
Colorado police on Tuesday said a 21-year-old man has been charged with 10 counts of murder, a day after a…
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Congo’s Nguesso Re-elected With 88.57% Of Vote, To Continue 36-Year Reign
The Republic of Congo’s veteran president, Denis Sassou Nguesso, has been re-elected with 88.57 percent of the vote, according to…
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Canada police arrest 18 suspects over ‘stolen vehicles’ worth $4.5m shipped to Nigeria, Ghana
The police in Canada have arrested 18 persons for allegedly stealing vehicles valued at $4.5 million. Cross Cresswell, a detective…
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UK Police Arrest 33 At Anti-Lockdown Protests
London police said Saturday they had arrested dozens of people after thousands turned out in the British capital to protest…
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