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Digitization: Emir of Ilorin lauds Governor AbdulRazaq

Rights Association calls for audit of BVAs

Criminal Conspiracy: Police arrests Abba Kyari, 4 others

Mohamed bin Zayed, President of Turkey witness exchange of agreements, MoUs

NITDA, Refugees Commission to train 10,000 Migrants, IDPs

UPDATE: Mohamed bin Zayed, President of Turkey review regional, global developments

FCTA begins tree planting, beautification along Airport Road

Gombe female Student emerges Best Nigerian Young Scientist

International media highlights political, economic impact of Turkish President’s visit to UAE

Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador Sign Financial Restructuring Term Sheets for Lower Churchill Projects

All you need to know about 2022 JAMB Registration | Dates, Costs, Procedures, Instructions – Local and foreign students

Breaking: 120 South African children in hospital after eating government-provided school food

Africa Poised to Benefit from Shift to Compact Cities Built On Mass Transit, E-Buses, Walking and Cycling

Premier Mtshweni-Tsipane hails 5 life sentence of serial killer as landmark victory for fight against GBVF

Breaking: Police Arrest Abba Kyari

Court postpones Case against South African man accused of raping and killing his own 2yrs old daughter

Prince Charles’ Wife Camilla Tests Positive For COVID-19

Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology partners with UAE Food & Beverage Business Group, launch Nationals Development Pathway

Belarus says US warning of Russian invasion of Ukraine is hysteric

Mohamed bin Zayed, President of Turkey review regional, global developments

Crown Interchange in Johannesburg closed to traffic due to shootout, motorists avoid this area!

5 Things You Should Know About Epilepsy, According to CDC

Prevention through Design: Designing out hazards and risks in the workplace

How to prevent and treat motion sickness

Centre for Islamic Thought CIT Yola Inaugurates Two Committees

2023 Election: Group urges Gov. Okowa to declare intention

Kenya Power plans to cut jobs by up to a fifth, trade union fires back