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When Nigeria Needed Herbert Most, He Left, By Zayd Ibn Isah
Few deaths in Nigeria have shaken the country as much as that of Herbert Wigwe. The news of Herbert Wigweʼs…
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Tinubu, Arts World, Mourn Jimi Solanke
President Bola Tinubu has joined Nigerians, and indeed, milions of theatre and arts buffs across the world to mounr the…
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Guinea Quakes as 6 Die amid Celebrations; Federation Calls for Calm
Authorities in Guinea are still trying very hard to calm frayed nerves following the death of six soccer fans during…
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Akeredolu was a straightforward man-Oyinlola
A former Osun State governor, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, has described the death of Ondo State Governor, Mr Rotimi Akeredolu as…
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Ondo Govt. Speaks on Akeredolu’s Death: The Culprit is Prostate Cancer, not Leukaemia!
Contrary to the widespread notion that Governor Rotimi Akeredolu battled and succumbed to leukaemia, cancer of the blood, the Ondo…
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Inside Nigeria
Thomas John, former NNPC Ltd GMD, Alternate Chairman, Dies at 84
A former Group Managing Director (GMD) and Acting Alternate Chairman of the Board of the defunct Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation…
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Inside Nigeria
Death Toll in Kaduna Civilians’ Bombing Rises to 80
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has ordered investigations into the attack which took place on Sunday night while Muslims were…
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Inside Nigeria
Man Bags Death Sentence for Killing Neighbour
From Mokolade Michael, Akure An Ondo State High Court sitting in Akure, the state capital has sentenced a man, Abayomi…
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Before I Die…, By Hassan Gimba
(This article was first published by Daily Trust on Saturday, 17 November 2012. It encapsulates my mission and how I…
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Inside Nigeria
Nurses’ Association Cries Out! Suspect Nabbed for Injecting Mohbad not a Nurse!
In a case that has further underscored the danger of quackery in medical practice in Nigeria, the Lagos State branch…
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