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Nsugbe flood victims now live in bushes
Over two thousand persons displaced by flood in Nsugbe community of Anambra now live in bushes. A News Agency of…
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HP launches ‘Sure Access Enterprise’ to protect high value data, systems
HP Incorporated has announced the enhancements to its HP Wolf Security endpoint protection portfolio, with the launch of Sure Access…
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Tanker explosion: FRSC deploys rescue team to Lagos-Ibadan expressway
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has deployed rescue team to Lagos-Ibadan expressway where two tankers exploded. The Corps Public…
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Attack on any political party is assault on all – CSO cautions
A Kaduna-based Civil Society Organisation, Jesz Development Foundation, has said that an attack on any political party is an assault…
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Drought forces Kenya’s Maasai to sell starving cattle for pittance
Cows too weak to stand, with sores on their hides from lying on the ground and ribcages protruding from their…
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Delta Govt reiterates commitment to improving teaching in public schools
Mrs Rose Ezewu, Delta Commissioner for Secondary Education, says the state government is committed to improving the quality of teaching…
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Global leaders, donors pledge $2.6bn to end polio, say WHO
Global leaders and donors on Wednesday at the World Health Summit in Berlin, Germany, pledged 2.6 billion dollars to work…
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Tigray conflict: WHO urges media to pay attention as 6m people in health crisis
Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus, Director General of the World Health Organisation (WHO), has urged the media and the international community to…
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UK supports 16,000 women, girls with digital skills through UK-Nigeria Tech Hub
The British Deputy High Commissioner in Lagos, Mr Ben Llewellyn-Jones, says the United Kingdom has supported over 16,000 women and girls…
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